Summary
People crossing the Iran-Iraq border describe ongoing protests in Iran and violent responses by security forces. Despite an internet shutdown, some protests continue, and the economic issues that sparked them remain unresolved. Meanwhile, President Trump has warned Iran against killing protesters.
Key Facts
- The Iran-Iraq border remains open, allowing people to cross despite Iran's internet shutdown.
- Individuals report being injured by Iranian security forces during protests.
- Security forces are accused of using live ammunition and pellets against protesters.
- At least 2,500 people have reportedly been killed in the government crackdown.
- Economic problems are a major cause of the protests in Iran.
- Some protests are still happening in areas like Fardis, Malard, and parts of Tehran.
- Iranians crossing the border do not need a visa, maintaining regular traffic.
- President Trump has suggested possible military action if Iran continues to harm protesters.
