US President Donald Trump on Tuesday urged Iranians to keep protesting and remember the names of those abusing them, saying help is on the way, as Iran's clerical establishment pressed its crackdown against the biggest demonstrations in years.
Iran in turn accused Trump of encouraging political destabilisation and inciting violence.

Trump Declines to Clarify His 'Help Is on Its Way' Comment on Iran Protest 

More than 2,000 people have been killed during the violent crackdown by security forces on protests in Iran, a human rights group has said, as President Trump promised Iranians that help was "on its way".

Trump Says US Will 'Act Accordingly' on Reported Iran Killings 

More than 2,000 people have reportedly been killed in Iran amid a violent security crackdown on nationwide protests, according to human rights group HRANA. The US-based agency said at least 1,850 protesters have died along with government affiliates, civilians and children. Amid an ongoing internet blackout, Iranian officials blame “terrorists” for the unrest. President Donald Trump said support for Iranians is “on its way” as he prepares for a meeting on the crisis.


Iran Protests: Over 2,000 Killed in Iran Protests as Trump Says ‘Help Is on Its Way’ | WION 

Breaking developments in the U.S.–Iran standoff. President Donald Trump has urged Iranians to take over their country’s institutions, a statement widely seen as a major escalation amid unrest inside Iran and rising U.S. military pressure in the region. With Washington issuing evacuation advisories and refusing to rule out the use of force, tensions are at a critical point. This report explains what Trump’s remarks signal, how Iran may respond, and why fears of a wider conflict are growing.

U.S. President Donald Trump Has Told Iranians to Take Over the Country's Institutions

The top 10 richest Iranians in 2026 include tech moguls and real estate tycoons worth billions. While many live in the West, US-Iran tensions pose risks like market volatility and supply chain disruptions that could impact their vast fortunes.

‘US vs Iran’: How will they be impacted? Top 10 richest Iranians in 2026

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President Donald Trump is reportedly considering diplomatic talks with Iran amid rising tensions, even as military options, including air strikes, have not been ruled out. Vice-President JD Vance and senior officials are pushing for negotiations first, while the White House says diplomacy remains a priority. The situation highlights deep divisions within the administration’s approach to Tehran.


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Iran Protests: Hundreds of people are believed to have been killed in Iran as days of large protests threaten the future of the ruling regime. Thousands more have reportedly been arrested. US President Trump has also repeatedly threatened military action if security forces kill protesters.

Authorities have cracked down hard. A range of weapons, from water cannon to live ammunition, have been reportedly used against protesters to deadly effect. US-based rights group the Human Rights Activist News Agency (HRANA) reports nearly 500 protesters and 48 security personnel have been killed since protests began. Watch this report for more details!

Iran unrest: Trump says Iranian leaders have reached out for negotiations

As tensions between the United States and Iran rise amid unrest in Tehran, President Donald Trump is reportedly leaning toward military action if Tehran’s government continues violent repression and defies US pressure. At the same time, Vice President JD Vance and other senior officials are urging Trump to pursue diplomatic talks before authorising any military strikes, with Washington also considering Iran’s offer for negotiations on its nuclear programme.


US-Iran Tensions: Trump Weighs Military Action as VP Vance Pushes Diplomacy | WION

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Iran unrest: Iran protests death toll mounts as crackdown intensifies

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The US maintains a powerful 'Ring of Steel' around Iran with bases in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and the UAE. Supporting 50,000 troops, stealth fighters, and naval fleets, this network ensures rapid strike capability and robust missile defence across the Middle East.

What makes the US Middle East base network powerful enough to attack Iran?

The US has deployed nearly 50,000 troops to the Middle East to ensure regional stability. From logistics hubs in Kuwait to airbases in Qatar, this surge aims to deter aggression and protect allies.

50,000 military personnel? Why has the US deployed soldiers in the Middle East

Israel’s Iron Dome cannot stop Iran’s Kheibar and Sejil ballistic missiles, which fly at Mach 12-16. The defence task falls to the Arrow 3 and Arrow 2 systems, designed for space and high-altitude interception.

‘Iran vs Israel’: Can Israel’s Iron Dome stop Iran’s Kheibar and Sejil missiles?

Iranian state television broadcast images of pro-government marches and funeral processions for security personnel killed during two weeks of nationwide protests. The demonstrations continue despite a government crackdown that rights groups call a "massacre" with hundreds dead. Tehran counters with rallies supporting the regime as unrest sparked by economic crisis enters its third week.


Iran TV Shows Regime Rallies Amid Protest 'Massacre' Claims 

Iran faces deadly unrest with rights groups reporting hundreds of civilian deaths from security forces' crackdown on protests since late December 2025, though Tehran provides no official toll confirmation.


Iran Unrest: Hundreds of Civilians Killed in Iran Unrest, No Official Confirmation on Toll 

Israel’s integrated defense shield contrasts with Iran’s heavy missile network. Advanced interceptors like Iron Dome and Arrow 3 face long-range systems like the S-300 and Bavar-373.

How can it make a difference in war? How Iran’s air defences compare with Israel’s

On Day 15 of Iran’s nationwide protests, the human rights group HRANA confirms 544 people have been killed and more than 10,681 arrested amid a fierce government crackdown, with unrest recorded in 585 locations across all 31 provinces. Figures include 483 protesters, security forces, civilians, and children even as internet shutdowns and restricted reporting make independent verification difficult. Demonstrations persist despite escalating violence and mass detentions.

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