By Admin 
Large scale protests have been going on in Iran for 2 weeks. These protests, which started over inflation and currency decline, have now spread across Iran. Violence was also seen at many places during these demonstrations. US President Donald Trump has warned the Iranian regime that if any attempt is made to kill the protesters, they will have to face dire consequences.
We are monitoring the situation closely- Trump
Regarding the ongoing protests in Iran, US President Trump said, “Iran is in big trouble. People are occupying some cities which no one had even thought about but we are monitoring the situation closely. Donald Trump said that if they (Iranian government) start killing people like before, we will intervene. We will hit them hard where it will hurt the most.
#WATCH US President Donald Trump says, “Iran is in big trouble. People are taking over certain cities that nobody thought were really possible… We are watching the situation carefully… If they (governemnt of Iran) start killing people as they have in the past, we will get… pic.twitter.com/w7FZNZHnVP
— ANI (@ANI) January 9, 2026
What did Trump say about Barack Obama?
Targeting former US President Barack Obama, Trump said that there have been cases when President Obama had completely retreated and the Iranian government treated its people very badly and now they have to suffer the consequences of this. We are keeping a close eye on this.
‘Islamic Republic will not bow to any pressure’
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei gave a stern warning on Friday (January 9) regarding the protests that have been going on for two weeks. He said that the Islamic Republic will not bow down to any pressure. Khamenei alleged that these protests in Iran are being organized with the support of foreign powers, whose aim is to destabilize the Islamic regime. Due to these aggressive demonstrations in Iran, internet services and international phone calls have also been banned.
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