Iran Faces Internet Blackout Amid Widespread Anti-Government Protests
Amid ongoing anti-government protests in Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to the Iranian leadership. He declared that the U.S. would respond decisively if the Iranian government resorts to violence against its citizens.
Trump’s Warning to Iran
During an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump emphasized the seriousness of the situation. He stated, “I have let them know that if they start killing people, which they tend to do during their riots, we are going to hit them very hard.”
He reiterated his stance on multiple occasions, indicating the U.S. is closely monitoring the unrest in Iran. Trump remarked, “They know, and they have been told very strongly… if they do that, they are going to have to pay hell.”
Concerns for Iranian Protesters
Trump’s comments come as the Iranian regime faces widespread demonstrations fueled by public grievances. He expressed support for the Iranian populace, urging them to value their freedom, while criticizing the current government’s actions.
- Date of Interview: Recent (specific date not mentioned)
- Context: Iran is experiencing significant anti-government protests
- Trump’s Message: The U.S. will respond strongly if violence against protesters occurs
This declaration aligns with Trump’s previous statements made over the weekend, where he also warned of a strong American response should the Iranian authorities engage in lethal actions against demonstrators. The situation remains volatile, with international observers watching the developments closely.
