US EditionIranian protests amplify as they enter their sixth day
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Several demonstrators have been killed in the protests in Iran since Sunday. Now, the US President speaks up and threatens the leadership in Tehran.
Iranian protests amplify as they enter their sixth day
Current protests in Iran, now in their sixth day, have become the biggest since 2022, when the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody triggered nationwide demonstrations. Although protests took root in economic issues, demonstrator chants against Iran's theocracy have been heard. US President Donald Trump threatened the US could intervene were protestors killed, prompting government representatives to denounce a 'red line'.
What To Know About Iran’s Deadly Protests As Uprising Enters A Sixth Day
Iranian security forces killed several protesters this week as demonstrations entered their sixth day. The killings come amid President Donald Trump threatening to take action if the regime kills people who are demonstrating against it. “If Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters, which is their custom, the United States of America will come to their rescue,” Trump posted to Truth Social early Friday morning. “We are locked and load…
Protests in Iran continued this Friday on its sixth day in various cities in the country, including Tehran, with slogans against the Islamic Republic.The entry Protests in Iran continue on the sixth day in Tehran and other cities was first published in Digital Process.
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