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Iran sees intensifying demonstrations while internet access is cut and leadership delivers tough warnings.

Iran faces widespread protests amid a near-total internet blackout as authorities warn of a harsher response. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei blamed foreign powers for unrest, while at least 62 people have been killed. The crisis has drawn international concern, with diplomatic tensions rising between Tehran and Washington and calls from rights groups for restraint.

Published by Subrat | January 10, 2026

Widespread protests continue across Iran, even as a near-total internet shutdown severely restricts communication and information flow.

In his first public address since demonstrations erupted on 28 December, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accused protesters of acting on behalf of foreign adversaries, directly blaming US President Donald Trump for orchestrating unrest amid the country’s worsening economic crisis.

Rights groups report that at least 62 people have been killed, with security forces deployed in major cities and authorities maintaining tight control over communication networks.

The unrest, initially sparked by economic grievances such as inflation and unemployment, has evolved into broader political demands, including calls for regime change.

The crisis has also intensified diplomatic tensions, with President Trump warning Iran of severe consequences if protesters are harmed, while Iranian officials accuse the United States and Israel of attempting to destabilize the country.

International bodies and human rights organizations have condemned the escalating violence and urged restraint, while figures in exile, including former crown princeReza Pahlavi, have emerged as vocal opposition voices advocating democratic reforms.

With the internet blackout continuing and heavy security presence on the streets, Iran faces a volatile and uncertain phase as the protests show no signs of abating.