In Iran's Shandiz city, a disturbing incident unfolded at a local store when a man deliberately targeted two unveiled women, grabbing a tub of yogurt and hurling it in their direction, striking both on the head. The shocking footage captures the moment of chaos as the suspect is seen approaching the two women before launching his attack. The video then shows a male staff member intervening to apprehend the perpetrator.
Witnesses have not reported any verbal exchange prior to the confrontation, leaving the exact motivations behind the assault unclear. However, the incident highlights ongoing tensions in Iran regarding women's rights and social freedoms.
Witnesses have not reported any verbal exchange prior to the confrontation, leaving the exact motivations behind the assault unclear. However, the incident highlights ongoing tensions in Iran regarding women's rights and social freedoms.
this is literally so messed up, i mean who does that?? 
the fact that he just grabbed a tub of yogurt and threw it at these girls is insane, can you even imagine being on the receiving end of that? 
and what's really disturbing is that witnesses didn't see any verbal exchange beforehand, so like what was going through his head when he decided to do this? 
this incident highlights how much Iran still has a long way to go in terms of women's rights and social freedoms, it's just heartbreaking to think about these girls being treated like that 
, like what even is wrong with ppl? these 2 women just mindin' their bizness & suddenly they're gettin' attacked over nothin'? it's not cool, it's not right. and the fact that there's all this drama 'round Iran's women's rights & social freedoms... it's like, why can't we all just chill? 
let ppl live their lives without judgin' or aggressin'. we gotta be better than this 
, like what's going on with these people in Shandiz? I mean, grabbing a tub of yogurt and throwing it at someone just because they're unveiled... that's not how you solve problems or express dissent. It's just gonna hurt ppl 
. Either way, this incident just shows us that some ppl in Iran are still stuck in the dark ages when it comes to women's rights 
We're living in a time where there are still people who think they can just hurt someone for not conforming to their standards.
. They should be able to walk down the street without being harassed or attacked. And what's with the fact that this guy was able to do it because of his anger towards their clothes? It's just crazy.
. Is it a lack of education? Lack of understanding? I don't know, but we need to figure out a way to make a change so this doesn't happen again.
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i mean, what r we even doing here as a society? can we pls just try 2 be more understanding & tolerant 2 each other? 
i cant even imagine how scary that must've been for those girls 
anyway its really sad that iran is still dealing with these kinds of issues the freedom to wear whatever you want is so basic 
. And what really gets me is that the guy just got away with it... no charges, no consequences. Like, where's the justice? Where's the equality? This yogurt incident was a total wake-up call for me to remember how far we've come (or not) in terms of women's rights and freedom. I just hope Iran can take steps towards creating a more inclusive society 
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It's really concerning that this kind of violence still happens in 2025. The fact that two women were targeted just for being unveiled is just wrong 
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. I mean, who needs personal space when you can get attacked by a stranger with a snack, right? 
. And no one else did anything, like they just stood around watching this dude be a psycho? 
Unveiled or not, those two women had every right to be walking down the street without being harassed or attacked. And what really gets me is that this guy was grabbing yogurt from the store and then just happens to attack them? Like, what's next? Grabbing a sandwich and throwing it at someone who's wearing the wrong socks? 
The fact that no one else intervened until the staff member showed up is crazy too. I mean, where were all these "good Samaritans" when it really mattered? 
. i'm worried for their well-being and hope they're doing alright after that traumatic experience 
. and what about the staff member who intervened? he might've saved those women from getting even worse harm 
. can't believe this is still happening in our times... when will we get there, man?