Thousands of demonstrators marched on the US Embassy in London, with some chanting slogans including 'victory to Iran' while demanding an end to bombing operations. The protest took place amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

The march proceeded through central London, drawing both supporters and opposition. During the demonstration, confrontations occurred between opposing groups, with counter-demonstrators present voicing their objections to the main protest.

One counter-demonstrator was reported to have chanted opposition slogans, calling the marchers 'terrorist supporters and communist scum' and demanding they leave the streets. This created what was described as a dramatic confrontation during the march.

Separately, security concerns have emerged regarding properties in London's Kensington area. Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, reportedly owns luxury apartments valued at over £50 million in west London. The properties are located with views overlooking the Israeli embassy.

Security experts have raised concerns about what they characterize as a potential security breach related to the proximity of these properties to sensitive diplomatic locations. The apartments are situated in one of London's most exclusive areas, known for its high-value real estate and diplomatic presence.