Geert Wilders

A group of individuals at the Shahid Beheshti metro station in Tehran chanted slogans that, according to media coverage, included "Death to America" and, according to some sources, "Death to Israel" as well. The incident at Tehran's metro was recorded and distributed as video footage, accompanied by reports of crowding at the same station for access to a prayer hall. Several media outlets covered the scene, and one Russian media outlet also referenced these slogans.

• Some coverage mentions only the "Death to America" slogan, while other sources report the combined slogans of "Death to America and Israel."
• The content of coverage is largely based on videos submitted by audience members and video footage, rather than independent reporting from the station.
• IRIB news specifically emphasized the reference by the Russian media outlet to these slogans, which brought the incident into international discussion.
• In addition to the slogans, reports about crowding at the same station for access to a prayer hall were also included in the coverage of some media outlets.
• Different sources do not provide information about the time, exact location, number of participants, or any official response.
• Hashtags used in some coverage (such as suggest a possible context for the incident, but explicit explanation of it has not been provided in any source.. Coverage difference: A number of media outlets confined the slogan to "Death to America," while some others (IRIB, Akharin Khabar, Akhbare Fori) reported the slogan more broadly to include "Death to Israel" as well. IRIB and Jam-e Jam specifically emphasize the quotation from Russian media, which adds an international dimension to a local incident, while other sources merely suffice to recording and publishing the footage.