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Iran may have averted US strikes for now by pledging not to execute protesters after pressure from President Donald Trump.
Here are the key questions about Iran’s protests, what sparked them, how the government is responding, and why U.S. involvement has become a central issue, answered.
Top Trump administration officials met Tuesday to further refine a set of options for the president to take action against Iran amid its deadly crackdown on protesters.
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A 'tear down the wall' moment in Iran will damage both the Islamic Republic — and China
President Donald Trump supports Iranian protesters entering their third week of demonstrations, contrasting with President Barack Obama's silence during 2009 protests.
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Tuesday said his country’s answer to an attack would be harsh, which appeared to be in response to a warning by U.S. President Donald Trump over reconstruction of Iran’s nuclear program.
Demonstrations that began as outrage over the economy are facing a brutal crackdown as President Trump weighs military action.
Sen. Lindsey Graham told a Jewish fundraising group, the Tzedek Association Dinner in New Jersey on Sunday night, that "this might be the night" the U.S. finally strikes Iran. "Before the night is over,
Hundreds of Iranians have been killed across the country amid mass protests against the regime. Here's why these protests are so significant.
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