Iran’s Top Judge Warns of 'No Leniency' After Trump Protests Threat
Summary
Iran's chief justice issued a warning to protesters, stating there will be no leniency for those deemed rioters. This statement followed President Donald Trump's threat that Iran would face strong U.S. action if more protesters were killed. At least 12 fatalities have occurred during the protests.Key Facts
- Iran's chief justice, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, warned against showing leniency to protesters.
- The warning comes after President Trump threatened strong U.S. action if protester deaths continued.
- Since December 30, at least 12 people have died during the protests in Iran.
- Ejei instructed legal authorities to strictly enforce the law against rioters.
- The protests are ongoing, and updates to the situation are expected.
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