Iran army chief threatens response to Trump and Netanyahu's 'threats'
Summary
Iran's army chief warned of a robust response to threats from the US and Israel amid ongoing anti-government protests in Iran triggered by economic unrest.
Key Points
- Iran's military chief Amir Hatami has warned that Iran will respond strongly to external threats by the US and Israel amid domestic protests.
- The protests began with Tehran merchants rallying against high prices and the collapse of the rial, spreading across several cities.
- US President Donald Trump threatened intervention if Iranian protesters are killed, while Israeli PM Netanyahu expressed support for the demonstrators.
- Iran's foreign ministry accused Trump and Netanyahu of inciting violence and trying to undermine national unity.
