The United States is concerned about threats from Iran against Saudi Arabia and will not hesitate to respond if necessary, a White House spokesperson said on Tuesday.

Thaw in relations? U.S. says concerned about Iranian threats to Saudi

After a Saudi Arabian intelligence report hinted at an imminent attack from Iran, the United States has expressed its concern and has said that it will not hesitate to respond if necessary.

US concerned about imminent Iranian attack on Saudi, says 'will not hesitate to act in defence'

Saudi Arabia has shared intelligence with the USA, suggesting that Iran may be gearing up to launch an armed offensive against the kingdom and other energy infrastructure across West Asia, according to multiple reports.

'Iran may attack the kingdom,' says Saudi in an intelligence report shared with the US

The death of 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini in Iran has started a revolution that has entered its seventh week. On Monday, the students of Hormozgan University in Bandar Abbas tore down the gender segregation barrier in the cafeteria, sending a strong message to the Khamenei administration.

WATCH | Iranian students tear down gender segregation barrier during protests

People in Iran continue to protest despite an ultimatum from the revolutionary guards. The top commander has said that 29th October would be the last day of carrying out demonstrations.

Iran Protests: Students defy ultimatum by revolutionary guards, chant 'freedom'

Tehran has been sending mixed signals to Riyadh. One day Iran says embassies should be reopened in the two countries and the next day they warned Saudi Arabia against relying on Israel. Is Iran trying to mend ties with its greatest West Asian rival?

Iran trying to mend ties with Saudi Arabia?

The protests surrounding the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini continue to impact Iran as students clashed with security forces all around the country on Sunday. According to human rights groups, the clashes took place as the Iranian government continue their crackdown on the protestors.

Violent clashes break out between students and security forces in Iran: Report

People in Iran continue to protest despite an ultimatum from the revolutionary guards. The top command of Iran's revolutionary guards had said that the 29th of October would be the last day of demonstrations.

Iran: Students defy ultimatum by revolutionary guards, chant 'freedom' and 'I don't want Islamic Republic'

Germany said on Monday (October 31) that the Europen Union is thinking of imposing more sanctions against Iran over "excessive" crackdown on demonstrators. "I am shocked that people who are peacefully demonstrating at protests in Iran are dying," Scholz tweeted.

EU thinking of more sanctions against Iran over 'excessive' crackdown, says Scholz

On the same day as Iranian Revolutionary Guards Commander Hossein Salami issued a warning to the protestors, thousands marched in unison during the funeral of young prodigal chef Mehrshad Shahidi.

Iran's 'Jamie Oliver', a 19-year-old chef beaten to death by Iranian Guards

Iran protests are continuing despite the harsh crackdown by the government. The protesters mostly women, continue to come out on the streets and are now saying, 'enough is enough'. The anti-Hijab protests which are entering its seventh week is becoming the most pressing challenge for the regime.

Iran anti-Hijab protests enters seventh week: 'Don't come to streets,' say revolutionary guards

As protests continue to rage in Iran, support for these protests continue to grow. The protesters gather in cities around the world in support of women in Iran. The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau led the march of activists protesting against Iranian government.

Protesters around world take to streets in solidarity with Iranian women

Iran and Saudi Arabia are the foremost rivals in West Asia. But recently, Tehran has been reaching out to Riyadh. Ghadi Francis tells you more on #TheWestAsiaPost

The West Asia Post | Is Iran trying to mend its ties with Saudi Arabia?

Protests in Iran are intensifying. Protesters chant 'Mullahs must get lost'. The death toll is also mounting as Iran continues to crack down on dissent.

Angry protesters target scholars & clerics as Iranians adopt a new symbol of protest

Iranian security forces opened fire on protesters on Friday in a city in the country's southeast that has been experiencing instability for weeks as a result of nationwide demonstrations.

Two killed after police open fire at demonstrators in Iran’s Zahedan: Activists

As the Iranian public continues to take to the streets in the aftermath of the death of 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards on Saturday issued a warning.

‘Today is last day of riots’, Iranian authorities issue warning to protestors

The Iranian protests that were triggered by the murder of a young lady in police custody will be the focus of the United Nations next week as the US looks for ways to support genuine, independent investigations into human rights violations in Iran.

US aims to put UN's spotlight on human rights violations, repression in Iran next week

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Friday that its intelligence unit had foiled a bomb attack in the southern city of Shiraz, scene of a deadly shooting at a shrine on Wednesday.

Iran says bomb attack foiled in Shiraz on day of shooting

The White House says the Biden administration supports the people of Iran and their right to peaceful protests and that there may be cooperation between Iran and Russia in cracking down on Iranian protesters. VOA Senior Diplomatic Correspondent Cindy Saine reports.

WION-VOA Co-Production: U.S. says Russia may be advising Iran on suppressing protests

US President Joe Biden and Israeli President Isaac Herzog held talks focused on Iran. The leaders discussed Tehran's nuclear program and the accusations around its drone supply to Russia.

WION Dispatch: Biden meets Israeli counterpart; leaders discuss Tehran's nuclear programme

Iran: Protesters chant 'Mullahs must get lost'; Death toll mounts as crackdown intensify

The US along with other Western nations alleged that Iranian military staff had been deployed in Crimea and that Russia is using Iranian-made drones to attack Ukraine. In response, the West slapped sanctions on Tehran. Are the western nations afraid of Iran’s military deal with Russia? Why is the U.S. feeling insecure? Let’s get to the point

Why is US bothered about Iran sending drones to Russia? | Is US scared of an Iran-Russia alliance?

Three people were killed after Iranian forces opened fire at scores of protesters in the western town of Mahabad, according to local media reports. A scuffle had broken out between security forces and the agitators who were targeting the government buildings in protest against the killing of an anti-regime protester, Ismail Moloudi.

Iranian security forces open fire at protesters, three killed

Iranian security forces have clashed with protesters who had gathered in their thousands in Mahsa Amini’s home town to mark 40 days since her death.

Iranian security forces open fire as thousands mourn Mahsa Amini

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