U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that Iran is in 'great danger' and suggested he may order military action. His remarks came after Iran shut down internet access across the country to contain growing anti-government protests and unrest. Trump said on Friday that Iranians were taking control of cities that no one thought possible weeks earlier, and cautioned Tehran against using lethal force, warning that the U.S. would respond if the Iranian government opened fire on protesters.

Trump also expressed hope that Iranian demonstrators would remain safe, describing the situation as extremely dangerous. His comments followed earlier warnings that the United States could support the protesters if violence escalated. The statement reflects Washington’s growing concern over Tehran’s handling of the internal crisis.

In response, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called for unity in the face of what he described as 'terrorist acts' and accused foreign enemies, particularly the United States, of fueling the unrest. He warned that chaos would not be tolerated, framing the protests as part of a foreign conspiracy.