German protester throws red liquid at former Iranian monarch Reza Pahlavi

Former Iranian Crown Prince Attacked During Visit to Germany

A protester has been detained after hurling a red fluid at Reza Pahlavi, the exiled former crown prince of Iran, during his visit to Berlin. The incident occurred on [date] and was captured on video.

According to eyewitnesses, the liquid hit the back of Mr. Pahlavi’s neck and shoulders before police intervened and detained the suspect. Security personnel then escorted Mr. Pahlavi away from the scene.

The incident is believed to have been related to Mr. Pahlavi’s stance on the war in Iran. However, details regarding his specific views or statements that may have triggered the protest are not available at this time.

Mr. Pahlavi, who was born into the royal family of Iran, fled the country following the 1979 Islamic Revolution and has since lived in exile. He has been a vocal critic of the Iranian government and its actions on various issues, including the war in Yemen.

The incident highlights the complexities of international diplomacy and the potential risks faced by public figures who engage with sensitive topics. The German authorities have confirmed that an investigation into the incident is underway.

Source: Al Jazeera