Protests in Iran have intensified, with calls for revolution against the government. Despite a brutal crackdown and internet blackout, demonstrators are gaining momentum, inspired by international support.
Iran has plunged into an internet blackout as massive protests demanding the ouster of the Islamic government spread across the country. Witnesses report diverse crowds chanting against the regime, leading to violence in major cities.
At least 35 people have died in Iran during recent protests sparked by an economic crisis, with security forces clashing violently with demonstrators. The unrest has spread across the nation, raising international concern.
As protests against Iran's failing economy enter their ninth day, President Trump issues a stern warning of US intervention. The unrest has spread across the country, with calls for change amid violence and death.
As protests surge in Iran, Supreme Leader Khamenei declares that 'rioters must be put in their place,' signaling a potential crackdown. U.S. President Trump warns of intervention if violence continues.
As protests and strikes escalate across Iran over soaring inflation and a plummeting currency, citizens voice their frustrations against the government. With demonstrations spreading from Tehran to other cities, President Pezeshkian acknowledges the unrest and promises dialogue.
In a defiant speech, Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei declared a 'slap to America's face' following a military strike on a U.S. base in Qatar. As tensions rise, he warns of further retaliation against U.S. aggression.
In a striking statement, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei claims that the recent US military strikes were never about nuclear capabilities but rather an attempt to force Iran into surrender. He emphasizes Iranian unity and the nation's resilience against foreign pressure.
In a chilling response to the recent 12-Day War, Iran executed three prisoners accused of spying for Israel. As the regime intensifies its crackdown, fears grow for hundreds more at risk of execution.
In a surprising escalation, Trump announces US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, claiming a 'spectacular success'. With tensions boiling, what could this mean for peace in the Middle East?