Iran’s exiled crown prince splashed with red liquid after railing against ceasefire

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A protester was detained in Berlin after throwing a red liquid, believed to be tomato juice, at Iran's exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi. The incident occurred while Pahlavi was speaking out against a ceasefire, following his government snub during a visit to Germany.

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Police say protester in Berlin detained for throwing what appeared to be tomato juice at Reza Pahlavi, who was snubbed by government on visit to Germany.

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