Trump threat to intervene over protests 'reckless', says Iran foreign minister
Summary
President Donald Trump threatened to intervene in Iran if authorities harm protesters. Iran's foreign minister called his threat "reckless and dangerous." Protests in Iran started due to economic issues and have resulted in multiple deaths.Key Facts
- President Trump warned Iran's government against harming peaceful protesters.
- Iran's foreign minister criticized Trump's intervention threat, calling it dangerous.
- Protests in Iran began over a sharp drop in currency value and have spread to several cities.
- At least eight people have died in the protests, according to reports.
- The protests have not reached the scale of the 2022 unrest but are significant.
- Iran's UN Ambassador urged the UN to condemn Trump's statements.
- Iran's Prosecutor-General warned of a strong response to any instability.
- Iranian university students are involved in the protests, expanding them beyond Tehran.
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