The ambassador of the Islamic Republic in Norway was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday night due to chest pain after protesters attempted to storm the embassy. Hossein Shirazi, who reportedly suffered a heart attack according to a newspaper published in Oslo, remained in the hospital today. News reports indicate that at least 50 protesters armed with sticks and clubs attacked the embassy building. Embassy officials called for police assistance, and officers dispersed the crowd. There are no reports on whether anyone was arrested. This incident occurred following a peaceful rally in downtown Oslo, which was held to show support for reformist students in Tehran. Protesters also marched on the anniversary of the attack on the dormitory of Tehran University in various cities in Europe and Iran.
Ambassador of the Islamic Republic in Norway Rushed to Hospital Due to Chest Pain
The Iranian ambassador to Norway was hospitalized due to chest pain after protesters attempted to storm the embassy. The incident followed a peaceful demonstration supporting reformist students in Tehran, highlighting ongoing tensions related to Iranian politics abroad.
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Iran's ambassador in Norway hospitalized after protesters attacked the embassy.
- Protesters attack Iranian embassy in Norway
- Medical personnel hospitalize Hossein Shirazi
- Embassy officials call for assistance Norwegian police
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The health of the Iranian ambassador and the embassy's security are at risk due to protests.
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