Iran teeters on the edge of crisis as deadly nationwide protests rage, streets burn, and authorities enforce a sweeping internet blackout cutting citizens off from the world. The U.S. is broadcasting a stark message to Tehran as President Donald Trump warns against further violence and hints at “severe consequences” if demonstrators are killed, reinforcing that global eyes are on Iran. At the same time, <br /> <br />U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio took to social media to declare America’s support for the “brave people of Iran,” a move arriving as the regime tightens its grip with force and censorship amid mounting deaths and detentions. <br /> <br />Across Iran, protests have entered a dangerous new phase with internet and phone blackouts, widespread arrests, and violent crackdowns by security forces. Rights groups report scores of fatalities as markets, universities, and cities flare with unrest, making this one of the most serious challenges to the regime in years. <br /> <br />The U.S. response grows sharper, backed by public support for peaceful demonstrators and escalating rhetoric reminiscent of past interventions, underscoring mounting international concern over Tehran’s violent suppression of dissent. <br /> <br />#IranProtests #BreakingNews #USSupport #TrumpWarning #MarcoRubio #InternetBlackout #Tehran #HumanRights #WorldwideWatch #MiddleEast #Unrest #GlobalPolitics #RegimeCrackdown #Freedom #Clashes #Protesters #Censorship #CommunicationShutdown #IranCrisis #WorldNews #PoliticalTension #Diplomacy #USForeignPolicy #IranianPeople #InternationalPressure #SocialMedia #StopViolence #PeacefulProtesters #GlobalSupport #RightsAdvocacy #USAlert #TehranWatch<br /><br />~HT.410~
