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As of January 10, 2026, widespread protests in Iran have intensified, spreading across more than 25 cities due to economic hardship and currency collapse. At least 62 people have died and over 2,300 detained. Supreme Leader Khamenei condemned protesters as foreign agents, while US President Trump threatened strong retaliation if protesters are harmed. Iran has imposed internet blackouts to curb unrest.
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Iran faces its largest protests in years, sparked by economic hardship and political unrest. Demonstrators chant against the government, support the exiled crown prince, and call for regime change. Authorities have responded with internet shutdowns, arrests, and deadly force, marking a significant escalation in civil unrest.
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Iran's nationwide protests, triggered by economic hardship and currency collapse, have resulted in dozens of deaths and thousands of arrests. The government has responded with force, internet shutdowns, and increased repression, while international voices warn of potential escalation.
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Iran faces its largest protests in years, sparked by economic hardship and political demands. Security forces warn of red lines, with clashes resulting in dozens of deaths and thousands of arrests. Exiled opposition figures call for city takeovers, while US warnings intensify. The unrest marks a significant challenge to Iran's clerical regime.
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Protests across Iran's 31 provinces have expanded since last month, triggered by economic issues and regional frustrations. The unrest, involving mainly young men, has led to internet blackouts, casualties, and arrests, highlighting deep disillusionment with the government amid regional tensions.
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Mass protests in Iran, sparked by economic hardship and demands for regime change, have entered their third week. Authorities have responded with internet shutdowns and force, resulting in over 62 deaths. The protests mark a significant challenge to Iran’s government, with calls for the fall of the regime growing louder.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has issued warnings to Iran, threatening consequences if security forces crack down on protests. While he has adopted a cautious stance, he emphasized potential military responses if protesters are harmed. The protests, ongoing in Iran, are being closely monitored by U.S. intelligence and officials.
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Iran has severed internet and phone connections to its population, blocking outside communication during nationwide protests over the economy. This move aims to hinder the sharing of images and witness accounts, raising concerns about potential violent crackdowns and the safety of protesters and their families abroad.
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Two weeks of protests in Iran have challenged the regime, with large demonstrations continuing despite internet shutdowns and lethal force by security forces. At least 51 protesters have been killed, with reports of escalating violence and government warnings of war preparedness. Exiled opposition calls for more protests.