The Persian account of the U.S. State Department stated, "Ten days after the start of the protests and despite increasing repression, Iranians from all corners of the country continue to participate in gatherings." The U.S. State Department added: "At least 29 protesters have been killed and over 1,200 have been arrested; however, protests continue in markets, neighborhoods, and universities across the country." The State Department said, "Despite threats of violence and heavy punishments, Iranians continue to demand justice and freedom. Their courage in the face of such dangers is extraordinary, and their steadfast determination keeps the hope for justice alive." Lindsey Graham, referring to Trump's warning, stated that the Ayatollahs are "religious Nazis" and that the killing of protesters will not be cost-free for them.
U.S. State Department: Iranians Continue to Participate in Protests Despite Increasing Repression
The U.S. State Department reports that protests in Iran persist despite a violent crackdown, with at least 29 protesters killed and over 1,200 arrested. The ongoing demonstrations reflect a strong desire for justice and freedom among the Iranian people, highlighting their courage in the face of repression.
👥 Key Players
⚡ Actions
📰 What Happened
Iranians continue protests despite repression, with 29 killed and 1,200 arrested.
- Iranians protest protest gatherings
- Iranian authorities crackdown protesters
- U.S. State Department announce international community
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The protests reflect significant unrest and demand for change in Iran.
📝 Key Evidence
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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