Video shows moment man throws yogurt on two women in Iran | CNN

Iranian Store Incident Sparks Outrage as Man Throws Yogurt at Unveiled Women

A disturbing scene has emerged from a store in Shandiz, Iran, where a man brutally assaulted two women who dared to defy the country's dress code. The incident, captured on video, shows the attacker approaching the two unveiled women before swooping down and hurling a tub of yogurt at their heads. Witnesses claim the suspect was subsequently removed by male staff members.

The attack has sparked widespread outrage in Iran, where modesty laws are strictly enforced, and public displays of female attire are often met with hostility. The incident highlights the deeply ingrained societal tensions between those who adhere to traditional dress codes and those who refuse to conform.

Details surrounding the confrontation remain scarce, as CNN is unable to verify what was said before the assault. However, the video footage clearly shows the shocking moment when yogurt flew through the air, striking both women in the head and leaving them visibly shaken.
 
Ugh, this is so wrong 😑. I mean, can't people just chill? These girls were doing nothing but walking into a store, and some dude loses it because they're wearing jeans or whatever. And what's with the yogurt? Like, who uses yogurt as a projectile in real life? 🀣 It's not even like he threw something heavy or sharp at them.

Anyway, I think this incident is just another example of how Iran's societal norms are so super restrictive and outdated. I mean, we're living in 2025, for crying out loud! Women should be able to make their own choices about what they wear without being judged or assaulted. It's all about equality and respect, you know?

I'm also kinda curious - is this incident going to spark any real change in Iran? Or will it just get swept under the rug like so many other things that are wrong with the country? πŸ€”
 
OMG THIS IS SO UNBELIEVABLE!!! SOMEONE NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS TYPE OF VIOLENCE AND HATE SPEECH IN IRAN!!! IT'S NOT OKAY FOR PEOPLE TO BE ABUSED JUST BECAUSE THEY CHOSE TO WEAR WHAT MAKES THEM HAPPY!!!

THE FACT THAT THE WOMEN WERE UNVEILED IS BEING MADE A BIG DEAL BY THE ATTACKER IS SO DISGUSTING!!!! THEY HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO MAKE THEIR OWN CHOICES ABOUT HOW THEY DRESS AND IT DOESN'T MEAN THEY DESERVE TO BE ASSAULTED!!!

IT'S TIME FOR PEOPLE IN IRAN TO SPEAK UP AGAINST THIS KIND OF VIOLENCE AND DEMAND CHANGE!!! WE NEED MORE VOICES LIKE THE ONES WHO ARE STANDING UP FOR THESE TWO WOMEN AND OTHERS LIKE THEM!!!
 
Ugh, this is so disturbing 🀯... like, what's wrong with people? Can't they just chill and not throw yogurt at someone for looking different? πŸ™„ I mean, I get that Iran has laws about dress code and all, but you'd think people would be more open-minded than that. But at the same time, it's like, women are finally starting to break free from those restrictive rules and express themselves, and then some dudes just lose their cool and try to shut them down πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ.

And what's with the male staff members who stepped in? Like, did they not see what was happening or were they just too scared to intervene? It's like, where is the support for women in this situation? πŸ€” I'm all for respecting cultural norms and traditions, but come on, let's not forget about human rights too 🌎. This whole thing just feels so frustrating and oppressive 🚫.
 
πŸ˜‘πŸ‘Ž This is so messed up! I mean, who throws yogurt at people? 🀯 That's not just a prank attack, that's assault! And to make matters worse, it's because these women didn't follow the dress code. It's like, hello, isn't everyone entitled to their own choice of what they wear on their body? πŸ™„ I feel so bad for those two girls who got hurt. I hope the guy gets held accountable and that something changes in Iran about respecting people's rights to express themselves. 😀
 
Ugh, this guy must've had a major case of the Mondays πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ. Throwing yogurt at people isn't exactly the most creative (or effective) way to deal with dissenting opinions. I mean, what's next? A tub of mashed potatoes? It's just another example of how Iran's strict laws are creating an environment where people feel like they can lash out in the most ridiculous ways πŸ€ͺ. And on top of that, two women get hurt and left feeling traumatized? Not cool, dude 😷. Can we talk about a more constructive way to address these issues rather than resorting to violence or, you know, yogurt?
 
IT'S OUTRAGEOUS THAT SOMEONE WOULD THINK IT'S OKAY TO THROW YOGURT AT PEOPLE JUST BECAUSE THEY'RE WEARING SOMETHING UNCONVENTIONAL! 🀯 THIS IS NOT A Joke, This is a serious human rights issue that needs to be taken seriously. The fact that these women were attacked because they dared to express themselves through their clothing is totally unacceptable.

I mean, come on, Yogurt? Really? That's the most creative way you could think of to hurt someone? It's just so... lazy. And what's next? Throwing a tub of ice cream at people who wear jeans that are too short? 🍦 This kind of behavior is not acceptable and needs to be stopped.

We need to stand together with these women and demand that our society values diversity and individuality, rather than trying to squash them down. We should be celebrating people for being themselves, not punishing them for it! πŸ’–
 
🀯 just watched this vid of a dude throwing yogurt at 2 unveiled women in Iran and I'm fuming!!! πŸ₯›πŸ˜‘ how can anyone be so violent & aggressive just cuz they chose to express themselves differently? πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ I mean, the dress code thing is one thing but attacking people like that? that's not even living up to what it means to be Iranian 🌟, that's just plain cruel πŸ’”. and what really gets me is how this is happening in 2025... we've come so far in terms of equality & respect for all individuals, especially women πŸ™…β€β™€οΈπŸ’ͺ
 
Ugh 🀯 just watched this crazy vid of some dude throwing yogurt at 2 women in Iran for not covering up... like what even is that?! πŸ™„ And the worst part is, it's happening all over the world, but nobody seems to be doing anything about it. We need to raise awareness and support these girls who are being silenced and harassed just for being themselves! πŸ’ͺ
 
πŸ™„ this is literally insane how some people can be so close-minded and intolerant. like who throws a tub of yogurt at ppl's heads?! 🀯 the fact that these two women were attacked just for being unveiled speaks volumes about the toxic culture in Iran right now. it's not like they did anything wrong, but nope, they got punished for daring to express themselves. πŸ™…β€β™€οΈ and what really gets me is how nobody seems to be calling out this kind of behavior. like where are all the men who can stand up for women's rights?! πŸ˜’
 
πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ I'm really disappointed with this incident. It's like, what even is a tub of yogurt doing in a physical altercation? πŸ™„ Can't people just talk it out or something instead of resorting to violence and projectiles? The fact that these women were allegedly unveiled is already so stressful for them, and then some dude throws yogurt at their heads... it's just too much. And what really gets me is that the staff members who intervened didn't do anything to stop the guy initially. Like, where was their authority or courage?! πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ It's a shame we live in a world where women can be harassed and assaulted for just being themselves. πŸ˜”
 
This dude's gotta be outta his mind 🀯! Throwing a tub of yogurt at people who are just trying to live their lives? It's like, what's next? He gonna use a banana cream pie or something? πŸ˜‚ Anyway, it's super sad that these women got hurt. I mean, can't we all just get along and respect each other's choices? Dressing up doesn't make someone any less of a person. And honestly, who decides these dress code rules anyway? It's all so... restrictive πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ. The video footage is crazy, but what's even crazier is that this stuff still happens in 2025. We should be way beyond this kind of nonsense by now πŸ’”.
 
This incident just blows my mind 😩 I mean, who does that? Throwing yogurt at people's heads is just crazy talk! It's like, what kind of person gets so upset about someone showing their face? In my day, we didn't need to wear our faces covered all the time. We were free to be ourselves and express ourselves without fear of judgment.

And it's not just the women who got attacked - think about the poor guys who had to step in and stop him πŸ™Œ. I mean, those men must have been really scared, right? They're not exactly known for being brave, if you know what I mean πŸ˜‚. It's just so sad that some people can't even manage to treat others with kindness and respect.

Anyway, this whole incident just makes me want to shout from the rooftops - we need more empathy and understanding in this world! We need to learn to accept each other's differences and move forward πŸŒˆπŸ’–.
 
I'm still trying to process this... 🀯 Like, who throws yogurt at people? Is it even possible to throw a tub of yogurt that fast? πŸ€ͺ And why do these guys think they can just assault someone because their clothes are 'insecure' or something? It's so messed up.

The thing is, I've been reading about Iran's laws and stuff, and it seems like they're really strict about women wearing the hijab. But at the same time, it's like, shouldn't people be able to make their own choices about what they wear? πŸ€” It's not that hard to just dress modestly if you want to, but it sounds like there's a lot of pressure on women to conform.

And what really gets me is that these men are the ones who are supposed to protect society and stuff. Like, how can they be so spineless when faced with someone who's just being themselves? 😩 I mean, I know we've got our own issues with sexism and misogyny in Western societies, but at least here, there's more freedom of expression... or is that what's wrong with Iran?! πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ
 
Ugh, can't believe this stuff still happens 🀯! Like, seriously, who throws yogurt at people? It's not even a real attack. It's like he was trying to be some kinda prankster or something πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ. And the fact that two women were left shaking after that is just heartbreaking πŸ˜”.

But what really gets me is how the society in Iran is so stuck on these old-fashioned dress codes. Like, can't they see that people have different opinions and styles now? It's 2025, for crying out loud! πŸ™„ We're way beyond this stuff. And to make it worse, there are actual laws against being unveiled in public... it's like they're literally controlling every aspect of their lives.

Anyway, I guess what really bothers me is that this kind of thing is still getting attention online. Like, we should be talking about more important issues than some dude throwing yogurt at women πŸ‘€. Can't we focus on something positive for once? πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ
 
🀯 i mean come on whats going on with these guys in iran like seriously throwing yogurt at people for not wearing a hijab its not exactly rocket science newsflash dress code laws dont dictate who cant wear what if someone wants to express themselves or just chill in public without worrying about getting attacked then why not let them live their best lives and stuff πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ
 
this is just so disturbing πŸ€• i mean, who throws yogurt at someone? that's not even a good way to attack someone, it's like they were trying to be as non-violent as possible but still manage to cause harm πŸ’” the fact that two women lost their composure in public because of this incident is heartbreaking. we need to talk about why modesty laws are so strict in iran and how they affect people's lives. is it really worth causing this kind of fear and anxiety? let's try to find a way to address these issues without resorting to violence or humiliation πŸ˜”
 
πŸ€• this is just getting out of hand 🚫 no one deserves to be thrown yogurt at πŸ˜‚ can't even imagine how scary that must've been for those two girls πŸ’β€β™€οΈπŸ’” we need to call out these misogynistic attacks ASAP πŸ‘Š and make sure the perpetrators face real consequences βš–οΈ also gotta ask, what's with the staff just letting this guy get away with it? πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ should be holding him accountable too πŸ“

anyway, I made a quick diagram to help visualize the situation...

+-----------------------+
| Shandiz Store Scene |
+-----------------------+
|
|
+---------------+ +-----------+
| Unveiled Women |----> | Attacker |
+---------------+ +-----------+
|
v
+---------------+ +-----------+
| Male Staff | | Store Owner |
+---------------+ +-----------+

this diagram isn't perfect, but it should give you an idea of how chaotic and frustrating the situation was 🀯
 
omg this incident is so messed up 🀯 i cant even... how can ppl be so intolerant & violent towards others just cuz they're wearing something different? its like, whats wrong with expressing urself & being who u r? these women werent doing anything wrong, they were just living their lives. and yeah, the way the man threw that yogurt at them is just gross 🀒 i mean, what kinda sick person does that? πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ anyway, this incident highlights how much of a problem societal expectations & modesty laws are in iran, and its not like its the first time we've seen something like this happen... its sad, but we gotta keep speaking out against these kind of incidents & promoting acceptance & understanding πŸ’–
 
🀬 This incident is just another example of how patriarchal societies like Iran's can lead to some pretty violent outbursts. I mean, who throws yogurt at people for not wearing a hijab? It's just ridiculous. The fact that this guy was able to get away with it and even got help from the store staff afterwards is just alarming.

I think what's really disturbing here is that these women were simply minding their own business and then had this crazy guy come out of nowhere and attack them. No warning, no provocation, just a random act of violence. And now they're left dealing with the physical and emotional trauma of it all.

It's also pretty telling that the Iranian government hasn't said much about this incident, or taken any concrete steps to address these kinds of attacks. It's like they're just letting the situation slide and hoping everyone will forget about it. Well, I'm not buying it. This is exactly why people are speaking out against Iran's laws and social norms – because they know that change can only come from within.
 
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