U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that Washington will take 'very severe measures' if Iran begins executing protesters detained during the ongoing demonstrations. He did not specify what actions the United States might take. The statement, delivered on Tuesday, drew a sharp response from Tehran, which accused Washington of using the warning as a pretext for potential military intervention, according to AFP.
Human rights organizations reported that thousands have been killed during the crackdown on protests, which analysts describe as one of the biggest challenges to Iran’s religious leadership in years. The Iranian mission to the United Nations said on social media that U.S. strategies aimed at regime change have failed before and will fail again, accusing Washington of using sanctions, threats, and unrest to justify intervention.
Iranian authorities claimed they have regained control after several nights of mass protests, while rights groups alleged that security forces shot demonstrators and shut down the internet for over five days to conceal the scale of repression. Tehran prosecutors said some detainees were charged as 'enemies of God' and face possible death sentences.
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