227 Nights with the Scent of Bread and the Taste of Resistance

At Azadegan Intersection in Birjand, amid the crowds gathering on the Nights of Power with their flags, the smell of fresh bread drifts from the Police Martyrs Mobile Kitchen of South Khorasan. The tandoor has not gone cold in more than 220 nights, handing out warm bread to people every evening. Beside it, a clergyman and his wife work shoulder to shoulder with the other volunteers. One takes the bread out of the oven while the other helps prepare it. This is where the story of people standing side by side begins.

At the intersection of Azadegan Birjand, among the people who gather together with their flags on the nights of power, the smell of fresh bread can be smelled from the procession of martyrs of South Khorasan police. An oven that has not been turned off for more than 220 nights and gives warm bread to the people every night, next to this oven, a cleric and his wife work side by side with other servants of the procession. One takes the bread out of the oven and the other helps in preparing it. This is the story of the companionship of people who put aside fatigue to contribute to serving the people.