Iran Protests

Iran said it was open to dialogue, but warned that it would retaliate strongly if attacked.

The Iranian regime unveiled a banner in Enqelab-e-Eslami Square in Tehran, threatening the Abraham Lincoln strike group.

Iran is key in Beijing’s efforts to exert influence in the Middle East, circumvent U.S. sanctions, and counter the dollar system, experts say.

The number of confirmed fatalities in Iran since protests began on Dec. 28 has reached nearly 5,000, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran.

The president promised harsh repercussions against the Islamic Republic, as the war of words between Washington and Tehran continues.

Unrest has gripped the Islamic Republic for weeks, resulting in a harsh clampdown from the regime in Tehran.

The number of confirmed deaths since protests began late last month has now surpassed 3,900, with nearly 4,400 more still under investigation.

Trump made the statement as the country’s leader admitted that thousands have been killed during mass protests against the Islamist regime.

The U.S. Mission to Saudi Arabia urged Americans in the region to take additional precautions and avoid non-essential travel to U.S. military installations.

Residents reported no new protests after a sweeping clampdown, as arrests mounted nationwide and hard-liners said protesters should be put to death.

As civil unrest mounts in Iran, the exiled royal said he’s uniquely positioned to guide the country though a leadership change.

The Institute for the Study of War says it ‘recorded zero protests’ for Jan. 15.

The ambassador’s stark message comes as Iranian dissidents testify to the regime’s clampdown on nationwide protests.

Those sanctioned include the secretary of Iran’s Supreme Council for National Security and four other local military and police commanders.

The president described exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi as ‘very nice’ but said he wasn’t sure ‘how he’d play within his own country.’

Trump earlier said that executions by the regime won’t take place.

Mass protests and reported killings in Iran coincide with sweeping U.S. tariffs designed to isolate Tehran and pressure its main backer, Beijing.

Iran said it was open to dialogue, but warned that it would retaliate strongly if attacked.

The Iranian regime unveiled a banner in Enqelab-e-Eslami Square in Tehran, threatening the Abraham Lincoln strike group.

Iran is key in Beijing’s efforts to exert influence in the Middle East, circumvent U.S. sanctions, and counter the dollar system, experts say.

The number of confirmed fatalities in Iran since protests began on Dec. 28 has reached nearly 5,000, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran.

The president promised harsh repercussions against the Islamic Republic, as the war of words between Washington and Tehran continues.

Unrest has gripped the Islamic Republic for weeks, resulting in a harsh clampdown from the regime in Tehran.

The number of confirmed deaths since protests began late last month has now surpassed 3,900, with nearly 4,400 more still under investigation.

Trump made the statement as the country’s leader admitted that thousands have been killed during mass protests against the Islamist regime.

The U.S. Mission to Saudi Arabia urged Americans in the region to take additional precautions and avoid non-essential travel to U.S. military installations.

Residents reported no new protests after a sweeping clampdown, as arrests mounted nationwide and hard-liners said protesters should be put to death.

As civil unrest mounts in Iran, the exiled royal said he’s uniquely positioned to guide the country though a leadership change.

The Institute for the Study of War says it ‘recorded zero protests’ for Jan. 15.

The ambassador’s stark message comes as Iranian dissidents testify to the regime’s clampdown on nationwide protests.

Those sanctioned include the secretary of Iran’s Supreme Council for National Security and four other local military and police commanders.

The president described exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi as ‘very nice’ but said he wasn’t sure ‘how he’d play within his own country.’

Trump earlier said that executions by the regime won’t take place.

Mass protests and reported killings in Iran coincide with sweeping U.S. tariffs designed to isolate Tehran and pressure its main backer, Beijing.