CNNさんのインスタグラム写真 - (CNNInstagram)「Elahe Tavakolian's shooter was so close, she could see him pointing his gun at her. "He was maybe 30 or 40 meters (100 to 130 feet) away," she recalls. "He was a police officer. And everybody knew him." Around her, she says, protesters were chanting "death to the dictator," as two men tore down a billboard bearing the face of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It was the evening of September 21, 2022, days after the death of Mahsa Jhina Amini in the custody of Iran's notorious morality police. Flares of dissent were slowly lighting up cities and small towns like Esfarayen in the northeast of the country, where Tavakolian was shot. "I saw that he was pointing his gun at us. I was scared that he might shoot my children, I turned my head sideways," she tells CNN. "It hit the corner of my eye." 📸 : Elahe Tavakolian/Mark Esplin/CNN」9月17日 22時28分