Trump's recent threats against Iran have been cited as one of the factors contributing to the more serious and enthusiastic participation of people in the 12th of Bahman 1403 march. This issue has been repeatedly emphasized in the speeches of officials and analyses related to the ceremony. In the following, we will examine the connection between Trump's threats and the increase in public participation, citing available sources:

Why did Trump's threats increase the number of people in the march?

Trump's threats not only failed to reduce public participation, but also became a factor that, by inciting a sense of resistance and national unity, led to a wider and more meaningful participation in the 12th of Bahman march. This issue was clearly reflected in the speeches of officials, popular slogans, and anti-American symbols. In other words, instead of weakening, foreign threats led to strengthening internal solidarity and demonstrating the authority of the Islamic Republic.