Trump vows US intervention if Iran kills protesters
Demonstrations that began as economic grievances have evolved into nationwide political resistance, with casualties mounting on both sides.
Demonstrations that began as economic grievances have evolved into nationwide political resistance, with casualties mounting on both sides.
Iran unrest enters fourth night as students chant "Death to Khamenei." Demonstrators storm government buildings and release prisoners as the Rial's collapse triggers a nationwide uprising against the regime. In Kuhdasht, located in Lorestan province, a Basij member was killed – marking the first officially confirmed fatality from the regime’s ranks.
According to an American official, the reopening of the crossing was discussed as part of the dialogue between Trump and Netanyahu and would proceed alongside ongoing efforts to bring back Ran Gvili, the last remaining Israeli hostage held in the Gaza Strip.
Diplomatic officials tell Israel Hayom that Trump will announce a Gaza oversight council on Jan 15. A Palestinian force trained in Egypt may assume security duties, challenging Netanyahu's government.
In Fox News interview, Netanyahu says Iran "going back to production" of ballistic missiles, Israel hopes it "does not make mistake" of targeting Israel after intelligence picked up drills simulating attack. Regarding nuclear program, he adds that they are "trying" to recover capabilities.
Security forces acted to suppress the demonstrations, with media outlets in the country reporting numerous arrests, detentions, and interrogations of students, and the use of live fire and tear gas at several locations.
Teams from both countries will define clear criteria for what constitutes dismantling the terrorist organisation's military capabilities, including destruction of tunnel networks throughout Gaza.
As tens of thousands march in Iran over dire economic conditions, security forces were forced to retreat from Tehran University campus under protester pressure. Experts claim demonstrations have crossed a critical threshold and threaten the Islamic regime.
Defense Ministry denies arming local factions as diplomatic row escalates over Mukalla Port incident, when Saudi Arabia targeted UAE-affiliated assets.
Student councils representing Tehran's principal universities issued calls for campus-wide mobilization, while the truck drivers' union amplified demands for public demonstrations.
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