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U.S. Blames Iran's Regime for Protests, Warns of Action

1/22/2026

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U.S. Condemns Iran Protests

The United States attributes Iran's protests to regime mismanagement and rejects Tehran's foreign influence claims.
Protests began on December 28 and have escalated into widespread demonstrations against the government.
HRANA, a US-based rights group, reports at least 4,519 deaths and more than 26,000 arrests.
Iranian authorities have intensified security measures and threatened retaliation.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned of military action if protesters are harmed.

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The designation subjects Quds Force members to financial sanctions and operational restrictions.
Milei’s move drew praise from U.S. and Israeli officials.
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U.S. Condemns Iran Protests

The United States attributes Iran's protests to regime mismanagement and rejects Tehran's foreign influence claims.
Protests began on December 28 and have escalated into widespread demonstrations against the government.
HRANA, a US-based rights group, reports at least 4,519 deaths and more than 26,000 arrests.
Iranian authorities have intensified security measures and threatened retaliation.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned of military action if protesters are harmed.

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