The Iranian rebels who captured the U.S. embassy in Tehran in November 1979 were primarily led by a group of students associated with the Muslim Student Followers of the Imam's Line. Key figures included individuals like Mohsen Makhmalbaf and other student leaders who were inspired by the Iranian Revolution and sought to protest against U.S. support for the ousted Shah. The takeover lasted 444 days and became a significant event in U.S.-Iran relations.
Americans turned against Iran when Iranian rebels held 54 US Embassy officials hostage for over 400 days.
It depends how this question is read. The city of Tehran is Iran, not Syria. If the term "Tehran" is used as a euphemism for Iranian government involvement in a foreign country, the same way that "Washington" is used as a similar euphemism (i.e. Washington began supporting the rebels on June 18th.), then, Yes, Tehran is actively involved in the Syrian Civil War, supporting Hezbollah and financially backing the Assad regime.
The rebels storm the capitol capturing president snow.
Iran-Contra Affair: Was a scandal in the Reagan administration involving the use of money from secret Iranian arms sales to support the Nicaraguan Contras
Iran (bought arms). USA (sold arms). Nicaragua (Iranian money from the above given to CONTRA rebels). Colombia (CONTRA was largely funded by cocaine). Russia, communist Europe, Cuba (backers of Nicaragua's communist govt). Iraq (Iranian weapons used in war against). Lebanon (Iran negotiated release of hostages in).
Rebels
My younger brother often rebels in class. The rebels must be stopped!
Rebels Are We was created in 1980.
Irish: ceannaircigh (mutineers, rebels); possibly reibiliúnaigh (rebels). Scottish:
the headquarters of the rebels was in Ireland
That would depend on which rebels you are referring to.
The Greek word for "Rebels" is "αντάρτες".