
Iran Army Chief Warns U.S. and Israel Amid Rising Tensions
Amir Hatami said any military action would jeopardise regional security and the “Zionist regime.”

Amir Hatami said any military action would jeopardise regional security and the “Zionist regime.”

Tehran broke weeks of silence and said 3,117 people have died in the crackdown on protesters.

Security forces signalled a crackdown after demonstrations erupted in multiple cities—protests supported by exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi.

Unrest has now spread to more than 110 Iranian cities, with thousands arrested.

Demonstrators voiced their anger at the clerical leadership, while calling for the monarchy to return and for Supreme Leader Khamenei to step down.

Facing its most serious domestic unrest in years, Tehran is pairing modest financial relief with rare conciliatory rhetoric.

Shops remain shuttered across the capital as unrest spreads to universities and provincial cities, leaving multiple dead and injured.

European diplomats scramble to push Tehran to address nuclear concerns before imposing “snapback” sanctions.

Israeli Defence Minister Katz said the ayatollah would have been assassinated prior to the ceasefire had the opportunity presented itself.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claimed Donald Trump “exaggerated” the impact of U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.