BRAVO! Anti-Regime protester scales Iranian Embassy in London, tears down flag of Islamic Regime, replaces it with the pre-1979 Revolution Lion & Sun flag

The demonstrator climbed the front of the embassy building in Kensington before ripping down the regime’s flag and hoisting the historic symbol associated with Iran’s monarchy prior to the 1979 Islamic Revolution as a large crowd of anti-regime protesters cheered.

FOX News The Metropolitan Police said officers responded and made two arrests — one for aggravated trespass and assault on an emergency worker and another for aggravated trespass. Police said they are also seeking another individual for trespassing. It was not immediately clear whether the protester who tore down the flag was among those arrested.

The embassy protest comes as Iran faces its most significant wave of unrest in years. President Trump has warned the regime that the U.S. will protect protesters if necessary. Potkin Azarmehr, a British-Iranian journalist, said the unrest stands in sharp contrast to Iran’s 2009 Green Movement, when protesters openly questioned whether the Obama administration supported them. (He did NOT) Trump warned the United States would respond forcefully if the regime resorts to mass violence.

In Tehran, an IRGC colonel was beaten to death by anti-regime protesters, signaling a dangerous escalation in a crisis already gripping the country. The killing reflects how Iran’s streets have shifted from protest grounds into flashpoints of rage, retaliation, and collapsing state control.

The colonel, Mahdi Rahimi, was linked to a January crackdown that killed protesters in western Iran. As tensions rise, Tehran rejects the protest narrative, calling the unrest a “terrorist war,” while activists dispute official claims and warn the violence is spiraling.