Iran closes airspace to most flights amid rising U.S. tensions. Trump says Iranian protest killings have stopped, but military officials reportedly warned an attack was imminent.

President Trump is delaying a decision on striking Iran as the White House consults internally and with allies about the timing for such an operation and whether it would meaningfully destabilize the regime,

Iran's judiciary chief has signaled fast trials and executions for those detained in nationwide protests. This comes despite warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi disputed casualty figures from recent protests and alleged Israel was to blame during a wide ranging interview on Fox News' 'Special Report with Bret Baier.'

Israeli officials have suggested the Trump administration delay large-scale strikes until the Iranian regime is even more strained, while one Arab official said there is “lack of enthusiasm from the neighborhood" for American military action in Iran right now.

Violence surrounding the demonstrations has killed at least 116 people, while 2,600 have been detained, according to activists.

The devastating series of strikes that Israel and America launched against Iran and its nuclear programme seven months ago weakened the Islamic Republic’s rulers, both at home and abroad. As protests spread to more than 100 cities and towns across every province in Iran,

“Did you ever think the day would come,” Iran’s Handala just warned Mossad’s agents, “that your secure phone would be hacked?” This comes after the regime-linked group’s reported unveiling of an Israeli agent “coordinating Mossad operations in Iran."

The two Middle Eastern countries exchanged messages through a Russian intermediary saying they would not preemptively attack each other.