NEW YORK, NY (Fox News) — Anti-Iranian regime protestors gathered in Manhattan, New York, urging the U.S. to take action against Iran.

## Protest Against Iranian Regime
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, hundreds of demonstrators denounced the theocratic regime in Tehran and called for its overthrow. Protesters demanded freedom for the Iranian people and help in ending the oppressive regime.

## Calls for Action
The demonstrators rallied across the street from the residence of Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations, displaying signs and chanting for the regime to be toppled.

## Exclusive Location
The ambassador’s residence, located in an upscale area on the Upper East Side, witnessed the rare protest, with spray-painted messages like “terrorists” and “killers” on its facade.

## President Trump’s Response
President Trump has ordered U.S. warships closer to Iran, considering potential attacks on key targets in response to Iran’s support for terrorism and brutal crackdown on protesters.

## Support for Crown Prince
Protesters in Manhattan support Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, calling for an end to the current regime and expressing hope for U.S. military intervention to bring freedom to Iran.

## Demands for Change
Demonstrators want President Trump to take action against Iran, echoing the sentiments of Iranian protesters calling for regime change.

Images Courtesy:
1. Protesters gather in Manhattan, New York to protest the current Iranian regime.
2. Spray paint on the Iranian United Nation’s Ambassador’s home in New York City following a protest.
3. Protesters hold “Make Iran Great Again” signs during a demonstration in New York City.