Iran has unveiled a provocative mural in Tehran’s Enghelab Square warning the United States not to launch a military strike, as U.S. warships head toward the region. The giant billboard, depicting a damaged U.S. aircraft carrier, features the slogan “If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind” in both Persian and English — a clear symbolic warning from Iranian authorities.


US-Iran Tensions: Trump Sends 'Big Armada' Next To Iran, Tehran Warns Of 'Regret-Inducing Response'

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly gone into hiding in a fortified underground bunker in Tehran as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate. The move follows US President Donald Trump’s warning of deploying “big forces” near Iran amid fears of a possible military strike. Iranian authorities have not officially confirmed the report, but regional tensions continue to rise sharply.


US vs Iran: Khamenei Goes Into Hiding As Trump’s Strike Threat Looms 

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued a stark warning to U.S. President Donald Trump, saying any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would trigger an “all-out war.” The warning comes as an Iranian official confirms the protest death toll has crossed 5,000 amid nationwide unrest.


Iran unrest: Pezeshkain warns Trump against attacking Ali Khamenei 

Tensions between the United States and Iran have further escalated over reports that an Iranian protester was facing execution. Those reports prompted strong warnings from Washington and speculation about possible military action. Meanwhile, Iran has rejected those claims, citing that no death sentence was issued. Amid the claims and counterclaims, a poll in US says that the majority of Americans are unhappy with Trump's foreign interventions.


Trump Trapped in Doubt as West Asia Waits for Iran Explosion 

Iran's Ambassador to India, Dr. Mohammad Fathali, has said that the people of his country won't"allow foreign interference" and normalcyis returning after the recent protests. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, Ambassador Fathali stated that "at present, the situation in the country is under control, and in many cities we are witnessing a return to calm and stability." He explained how "millions of Iranians took to the streets across the country to express their support for the Islamic Republic, demonstrating", he said that it "clearly" shows that despite "existing challenges and economic pressures, they will never allow foreign interference in their internal affairs."


'Situation in Iran under control, Indian students safe': Ambassador Dr. Mohammad Fathali 

U.S. President Donald Trump said he had been told that the killing of protesters in Iran’s ongoing unrest has stopped and that there are no current plans for executions, remarks aimed at easing fears of further escalation. Trump spoke from the White House, citing “good authority” for the report, but left open the possibility of continued monitoring and response. Iranian officials have also publicly denied plans to carry out hangings amid the crackdown, even as human rights groups report thousands of deaths during protests that began in late December 2025.


Iran unrest: Execution of Iranian protester postponed, 'there's calm, we are in full control' 

Iran accused the United States of deliberately trying to manufacture a pretext for US military intervention in the nation. This comes after US President Donald Trump urged "Iranian patriots" to continue protesting, promising that “HELP IS ON ITS WAY” while threatening "strong action" over Tehran's violent crackdown on nationwide protests

Iran protests: Trump vows very strong action if Tehran hangs protesters 

U.S. 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 destabilization and inciting violence.

Iran protests: Trump warns Iranian authorities - killing protesters will bring problems

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

Iran unrest: Iran protests death toll mounts as crackdown intensifies

Iran unrest: Over 600 killed, 'prepared for war but ready for negotiations'  

Iran unrest: White House says Trump keeping Iran air strikes on the table

Iran unrest: Iranian FM claims Mossad agent attempted to direct terrorist acts 

Iran unrest: Mossad urged Iran protests? 'armed operative seen among the protesters'

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.

Iran Unrest: Trump Looking At Military Options Against Iran

Iran Unrest: Will US Take Military Action in Iran?

Reza Pahlavi called on Iranians to seize state institutions and embassies, replacing the flag of the Islamic Republic with the national flag. He predicts the rapid fall of the regime and international support.

Iran Protests: Reza Pahlavi Announces A New Phase of National Uprising 

A protester briefly replaced the flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran on its London embassy with the country’s former flag, flown before 1979, during a demonstration in the UK capital.


Iran unrest: Iranian diaspora backs protests at home, protests held in London, Paris, and Berlin 

Harry Potter author JK Rowling reignited global online discourse this Sunday, with a powerful message about human rights and international solidarity, drawing attention to the escalating unrest in Iran and prompting debate over how public figures engage with global causes. Taking to her X (formerly Twitter) handle on January 11, 2026, Rowling directly challenged global public opinion and the activist community.


Harry Potter Author Slams Those Blaming The Jews For Iran Unrest 

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.


Iran unrest: Trump says Iran has crossed the red line of killing protesters

Iran faces internet blackout as Ayatollah Khamenei blames protesters for unrest, citing foreign influence amid escalating tensions. Iranian authorities have committed a "mass killing" in cracking down on the biggest protests against the Islamic Republic in years, a rights group said, as the government ordered counter-rallies in a bid to regain the initiative.


Iran unrest: Protests spread wide, reach Supreme Leader Khamenei's hometown

Iran unrest: Hundreds rally outside White House against Iran's Khamenei 

Iranian authorities have committed a "mass killing" in cracking down on the biggest protests against the Islamic Republic in years, a rights group said, as the government ordered counter-rallies in a bid to regain the initiative.


Iran chaos: Death toll mounts in Iran, authorities call for counter-protests

Tehran threatened on Sunday to retaliate against Israel and U.S. military bases in the event of U.S. strikes on Iran, issuing the warning as Israeli sources said Israel was on high alert for the possibility of any U.S. intervention.

Report: Trump Briefed on Options for Striking Iran Amid Protests

Iran would target US military and shipping interests if the United States launched a new attack amid the ongoing protests, the Parliament speaker said on Sunday.

“In the event of a military attack by the United States, both the occupied territory and centres of the US military and shipping will be our legitimate targets,” Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf told parliament in comments broadcast by state TV, apparently also referring to Israel, which the Islamic republic does not recognise and considers occupied Palestinian territory.

Iran Protests: Iranian Speaker Says Will Target US Military, Shipping If Attacked

What's The Possibility of US Intervention in Iran

Chaos broke out at Tehran’s Grand Bazaar as police and protesters continued to clash amid growing unrest. The incident highlights escalating tensions in Iran, driven by economic pressures and public anger. Security forces remain on high alert as protests persist across key areas of the capital. Stay tuned for the latest updates from Iran.

BREAKING: Iran Detains Hundreds After Protests Turn Violent, Khamenei Vows No Retreat 

Chaos broke out at Tehran’s Grand Bazaar as police and protesters continued to clash amid growing unrest. The incident highlights escalating tensions in Iran, driven by economic pressures and public anger. Security forces remain on high alert as protests persist across key areas of the capital. Stay tuned for the latest updates from Iran.


Iran Protests: Protesters March to Tehran Despite Blackout, Chant Slogans

Huge crowds of protesters have been marching through Iran's capital and other cities, videos show, in what is said to be the largest show of force by opponents of the clerical establishment in years.

US-Iran Clash: Protesters in Tehran Chant ‘Death to the Dictator’

A police officer has been killed in a stabbing as anti-government protests sweep across 28 of Iran’s 31 provinces. Demonstrations continue over political and social unrest in the country.


Iran unrest: Iran revolts against Khamenei; Pahlavi calls for coordinated chants

Iran unrest: Rights group says 36 killed during protests

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