Iranian City Sees Shocking Incident as Man Throws Yogurt at Unveiled Women
A disturbing video has surfaced from the Iranian city of Shandiz, showing a man's brazen attack on two women who were shopping at a local store. The footage captures the moment when the suspect approached the women before snatching a tub of yogurt and hurling it in their direction, striking both victims squarely on the head.
Eyewitnesses have not provided any further details about what transpired immediately prior to the confrontation, but the video clearly depicts a man being removed by a male staff member following the incident. This shocking scene has raised concerns about the prevalence of violence against women in Iranian society, where strict dress codes and social norms often lead to tensions between those who conform and those who do not.
A disturbing video has surfaced from the Iranian city of Shandiz, showing a man's brazen attack on two women who were shopping at a local store. The footage captures the moment when the suspect approached the women before snatching a tub of yogurt and hurling it in their direction, striking both victims squarely on the head.
Eyewitnesses have not provided any further details about what transpired immediately prior to the confrontation, but the video clearly depicts a man being removed by a male staff member following the incident. This shocking scene has raised concerns about the prevalence of violence against women in Iranian society, where strict dress codes and social norms often lead to tensions between those who conform and those who do not.
. The fact that someone would throw a tub of yogurt at two women just because they were shopping without covering their hair is really disturbing. It's like, what's the point of even doing that? And it makes me wonder if we've been watching too many horror movies or if this is actually what's going on in Iran 
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. We need to make sure our girls are safe and supported, no matter where we live in the world 
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I'm still trying to process what happened in that Iranian city. Throwing yogurt at people is just so random and violent. It's crazy how a simple shopping trip can turn into a traumatic experience for these women. I feel bad for them, you know? They're already dealing with the stress of living under a strict dress code system, and then this happens. It's like, can't we all just coexist peacefully?
How would anyone know someone's outfit in a store? And what even is with the dress code system? It's just a bunch of outdated rules that make life hard for women. 
We should be focusing on equality and respect, not trying to police people's fashion choices. Let's all just take a chill pill and accept each other for who we are, right? 
. I feel like we're still living in a time where women have to be constantly on edge, worried about what others will think of them, whether they're wearing the right hijab or not 
. And, like, what even is with the yogurt? 
Was that really the best thing he could think of to throw at them?
It's so not cool how the man in this video thought it was okay to harass these women like that... I mean, what's next, throwing a spoon at them? 
The fact that they're wearing hijab is totally beside the point here, you know? Women have rights too and shouldn't be treated like this. We need to talk about how we can support each other and stand up for those who are being oppressed in situations like this... 
And what really gets me is that no one seems to be talking about the staff member who intervened, like he's some kind of hero for standing up to this guy. I wish we could see more stories about people speaking out against these kinds of incidents, instead of just focusing on the drama... anyway, this just makes me so angry and sad at the same time 
and honestly it makes me sad for the women involved, they were just minding their own biz while shopping. it's like a scene from one of those movies where someone gets all upset about nothing 
and it's just so not cool. i'm all for people expressing themselves but come on, there are better ways to do that than hurting others. and what's with the social norms and dress codes? can't we just be chill with each other? 
. And let's not forget the ridiculous restrictions on clothing choices - it's like, super hard for women to express themselves without being judged or attacked 
i was thinking of getting a cup for my sister she loves trying new things... anyway back to this, does anyone think ppl should be more understanding about dressing differently and stuff? like, maybe there's a reason behind why someone wears something certain