Tehran, Iran — Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called Thursday for hard-line vigilantes to put down what he termed "riots" after two nights of protests against the clerical regime.
"I call on the pious and Hizbollahi guards (hard-line vigilantes) to intervene wherever they see riots," Mr. Khamenei said, according to state television and radio.
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