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Iran's protests, sparked by economic grievances, have been suppressed after a week of internet blackout and deadly crackdowns. The US considers military options, with officials discussing sanctions, cyberattacks, and potential strikes. Iran warns US and Israel could be targets if intervention occurs. Over 500 protesters have been killed.
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Amid ongoing protests in Iran, the US claims to have received assurances that executions of protesters have halted. President Trump has signaled a cautious approach, balancing threats of military action with diplomatic signals, as regional tensions and military deployments escalate.
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Amid ongoing protests in Iran and regional tensions, the US is weighing military options against Iran, including possible strikes. Iran has issued threats of retaliation, and diplomatic efforts are ongoing. The situation remains volatile as protests and crackdowns continue.
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As of February 2, 2026, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei warned that any US attack would trigger a regional war, amid a US naval buildup led by the USS Abraham Lincoln. Despite threats, both sides signal readiness for negotiations over Iran's nuclear program and protest crackdown. Iran's parliament designated EU militaries as terrorists in retaliation for EU's IRGC designation. Death toll from protests ranges from 3,117 to over 6,700.
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The US and Israel launched missile strikes on Iran's central Tehran complex, targeting the Supreme Leader's compound and military sites. Khamenei was not present and has been moved to a secure location. Iran responded with retaliatory attacks, including on a US Navy base. The strikes aim to eliminate threats from Iran's regime.
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The US and Israel launched a surprise daylight attack on Tehran, killing Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and top officials, including military leaders. The operation targeted a high-security compound during a meeting, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.