Iran's national police chief, Ahmad-Reza Radan, warned that anti-government protesters supporting Tehran's foes would be treated as enemies, not merely protesters. This warning comes amidst fears that the ongoing Middle East war could reignite mass anti-government rallies, following a previous crackdown in January over economic grievances.
Iran police chief designates anti-government protesters as enemies.
The Iranian police chief's declaration marks a significant escalation in the government's response to protests.
Emergency services have responded to a call out at a Riccarton pool this morning.
Police said they were called to Wharenui Pool shortly before 8.30am, after a person was involved in a water incident.
A spokesperson said the police remained in attendance.
St John sent one ambulance, one rapid response vehicle and an operations manager.
Wharenui Pool declined to comment, but a spokesperson confirmed it was currently closed.
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