Iran protests sweep nation despite internet shutdown as state TV warns of ‘casualties’
Summary
Protests erupted across Iran following exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s call despite an internet blackout, with state media warning of casualties amid a crackdown.
Key Points
- Iranian protesters took to the streets after Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi called for demonstrations despite internet and communication shutdowns.
- State TV acknowledged violence during protests, reporting casualties and damage but provided limited details.
- At least 42 people have died and over 2,270 detained amid ongoing demonstrations that started due to economic issues.
- US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with consequences if peaceful protesters are violently suppressed.
