The US warned that “all options are on the table” as President Trump voiced support for Iranian protesters during a tense United Nations Security Council meeting. US Ambassador Mike Waltz accused Iran’s regime of repression and economic misery, saying it is weaker than ever, while UN officials urged restraint amid fears of further escalation.
to look for those wounded during last month’s protests, where thousands of others were killed in the brutal crackdown. “They were in hospitals, with IV lines or breathing tubes attached to them,” one source said of the people being killed.
“They were executed — given the final shot — inside the hospital,” the source added. Another source said that the executions are being carried on “every day,” with another claiming that sexual violence against the protesters is running so rampant that “some of the detained girls have even asked their families to send them contraceptive pills.”Nervous Netanyahu pushes up trip to DC for high-stakes Trump talk as US huddles with IranMore than 207 people have been executed over the last three weeks, according to Iran’s “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign, a coalition of political prisoners being held in 56 jails across the country. Ali Heydari, a 20-year-old protester arrested during the brutal Jan. 8 crackdown, was the latest demonstrator executed by the state, according to the Washington-based National Union for Democracy in Iran nonprofit group.The protesters were aimed against Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his failure to fix the country’s ailing economy.The campaign leaders also claimed that attorneys and medics helping the protesters have also found themselves at risk of retaliations from the regime. “In line with increasing the atmosphere of repression and public intimidation, the executioner regime has proceeded to arrest a number of lawyers, physicians, and medical staff, which indicates its increasing terror of the people’s courageous uprising last January,” the group said in a statement.Despite President Trump’s claim that Iran had decided to halt the execution of protesters last month, reports have emerged of the killings carrying on as part of the regime’s attempt to suppress dissent. Trump has warned that the killings, along with Iran’s failure to agree to a new nuclear deal, could incite direct military actions from the US, with Tehran warning that such a move would result in all-out war. Many left in the aftermath of the government crackdown are still waiting for America to get involved, with one source expressing bittersweet emotion after hearing fireworks set off by pro-regime demonstrators celebrating the upcoming “For a brief moment, I actually felt hopeful. I thought maybe the US had finally started striking government headquarters,” the source said. “And then reality hit again.”Metal detectorist exploring gold rush-era site discovers 'extremely rare' relic King Charles admits 'profound concern' over brother's Epstein ties as Dem says scandal could topple monarchy‘American Love Story’ is a reminder of how much JFK Jr. loved New York — and paparazzi camerasMEK/The Media Express/SIPA/Shutterstock The protesters were aimed against Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his failure to fix the country's ailing economy.
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