In Bishkek, civic activists plan to hold a peaceful requiem rally to express support and solidarity with the Iranian people and those who have lost loved ones as a result of recent military conflicts. According to the organizers, the goal of the event is to demonstrate humanity and assist the residents of the Islamic Republic.
As reported by the activists' press service, citing data from Iranian emergency services, since the end of February 2026, 555 civilians have died as a result of the conflict, including 170 schoolgirls. The casualties also include high-ranking military officials and the country's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Activists criticize the United States and Israel, pointing out that military actions began under false pretenses and have led to serious consequences for the civilian population.
The event will be held in a peaceful atmosphere, focusing on honoring the memory of the deceased and drawing attention to the security threats that the current situation poses for Central Asia and the South Caucasus. In a statement, the organizers emphasize that Iran is defending its sovereignty within the framework of international law, while external military interventions threaten global stability.
Participants in the rally intend to call for an immediate ceasefire, highlighting the atmosphere of mourning and solidarity as the main theme of the event. The organizers also criticize the policy of double standards in the field of human rights protection.
Location of the event: at the gates of the Iranian embassy (intersection of Moscow and Razakova streets).
Date and time: March 3 at 1:00 PM.
