Summary
Iran's top prosecutor denied President Donald Trump's claim that he stopped Iran from executing 837 protesters. The U.S. has sent warships to the Middle East, potentially ready to respond to Iran's actions against demonstrators. Over 5,000 protesters have died during the unrest, with Iran reportedly pausing executions after Trump's intervention.
Key Facts
- Iran's prosecutor said Trump's claim about halting 837 executions is false.
- The U.S. sent military ships to the Middle East as tensions with Iran grow.
- President Trump warned Iran against executing protesters during mass demonstrations.
- More than 5,000 protesters have died in the unrest, according to human rights groups.
- Trump stated the U.S. moves are precautionary, observing Iran's actions.
- Iran reportedly paused executions after Trump's comments and pressure.
