Summary
The United States has warned Iran of "serious consequences" if the killings of protesters continue. President Trump has indicated that military action is a possibility. Tensions remain high, with both countries making strong statements.
Key Facts
- The White House stated that military action against Iran is a possibility if protester killings continue.
- President Trump communicated to Iran there would be "grave consequences" if the violence doesn't stop.
- Iran has seen large protests due to economic issues, with reports of over 1,000 protesters killed.
- The Iranian government claims the protests are instigated by the U.S. and Israel, citing over 100 security officer deaths.
- President Trump claimed executions in Iran were halted, though no evidence was provided to confirm this.
- The protests, which began due to economic hardship, have spread across many Iranian cities.
- An internet blackout in Iran makes it difficult to assess the situation.
- Both Iranian and U.S. officials have made statements about being ready for military action.
