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Middle East Politics · IranIran’s parliament speaker warned Sunday that the U.S. military and Israel would be “legitimate targets” if the U.S. strikes the Islamic Republic over the ongoing protests roiling the country, as threatened by President Donald Trump. Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf made the threat after nationwide protests challenging Iran’s theocracy saw protesters flood the streets in the country’s capital and its second-largest city into Sunday morning, crossing the two-week mark. At least 203 people have died in violence surrounding the demonstrations, activists said, with fears the death toll is far higher.See the Story
Iran Warns of Strikes on U.S. Troops as Trump Weighs Action; 538 Iranian Protesters Reported Dead
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Donald Trump · IranIran’s foreign minister claimed Monday that “the situation has come under total control” after a bloody crackdown on nationwide protests in the country. Abbas Araghchi offered no evidence for his claim. Araghchi spoke to foreign diplomats in Tehran. The Qatar-funded Al Jazeera satellite news network, which has been allowed to work despite the internet being cut off in the country, carried his remarksSee the Story
Iran’s foreign minister claims ‘the situation has come under total control’ in the nationwide protests
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