US EditionIran Warns of Strikes on U.S. Troops as Trump Weighs Action; 538 Iranian Protesters Reported Dead
- On Jan 11 President Donald Trump is weighing a series of potential military options in Iran following deadly protests, while Tehran warned U.S. strikes would make regional U.S. and Israeli bases legitimate targets.
- The demonstrations began on December 28 over soaring inflation and rapidly spread to over 574 locations across Iran's 31 provinces, continuing into a third week.
- Internet monitors reported connectivity at about 1% of normal as the US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency said deaths rose to at least 538, while Iranian state TV aired funerals for security forces.
- White House options focus on striking Tehran's security services, but officials warned strikes could backfire by rallying support or provoking retaliation, while Israel held security talks with U.S. officials.
- Past clashes underscore escalation risk: Israel and Iran fought a 12-day war in June, with the US joining Israel in airstrikes, and Qalibaf warned against miscalculations.
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Trump Mulls Attacks On Iran And Greenland
United States ruler Donald Trump is considering attacking Iran and going the “hard way” when it comes to acquiring the Arctic island of Greenland, currently under Denmark’s jurisdiction. The rhetoric is increasing as the war is waged and applauded. In the past few days, Trump has been briefed on several options that involve attacking Iran in response to Tehran’s crackdown on protests and riots triggered by soaring inflation. This is hypocritical…
Trump is considering a military strike to support the demonstrators. Israel is on alert. Iran is threatening to retaliate against US bases.
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"They recruited and trained some people, both inside and outside," accused the Iranian president, during his first speech after three nights of intensified protests against the authorities. At least 192 people were killed in two weeks, according to an NGO.
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