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<\/p>\nIran\u2019s internet blackout is entering its fourth day, with connectivity to the outside world still slumped at just one per cent, according to cybersecurity watchdog NetBlocks.<\/p>\n
Usage plummeted on the evening of Thursday, the twelfth day of protests. <\/p>\n
Tehran previously instigated an internet shutdown to stem discontent during the 2022 protests over the death of Mahsa Amini in custody.<\/p>\n
Most information coming out of the country is being transmitted via Starlink satellite connections, according to Press Association reports.<\/p>\n
Collapse of regime \u2018would mean end of Hamas\u2019 <\/p>\n
The US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has said that if the Iranian regime fell, it would be \u201cthe end of Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthis\u201d.<\/p>\n
Posting on X, Huckabee wrote: \u201cShould the Iranian people choose to end over 46 yrs of hateful & incompetent rule, it could restore the Persian culture of education, art, music, and strength and the end of Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthis.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u2018Almost 500\u2019 protesters have been killed <\/p>\n
A human rights group has said more than 500 people have now been killed in the protests. According to the latest data from US-based human rights agency HRANA, 490 protesters and 48 security personnel have been killed. Approximately 10,600 people have been arrested. The Times has been unable to independently verify these claims.<\/p>\n
Iran\u2019s police chief, Ahmad-Reza Radan, previously said that security forces had \u201cescalated\u201d confrontations with protesters.<\/p>\n
Radan described those involved in the anti-government demonstrations as \u201crioters\u201d and said that \u201csignificant arrests\u201d had been made overnight. He did not give further details about the number of arrests. The Iranian government has not offered any overall casualty figures for the demonstrations.<\/p>\n
Trump to be briefed on how US could respond<\/p>\n
President Trump is scheduled to be briefed by senior officials in his administration on Tuesday on specific options to respond to the repression of protests in Iran, according to the Wall Street Journal.<\/p>\n
The briefing about possible next steps will include potential military strikes, deploying secret cyber-weapons against Iranian military and civilian sites, imposing more sanctions on the regime and supporting anti-government voices online.<\/p>\n
\u2018Our regime is not normal; it kills\u2019<\/p>\n
Turkey has prevented Iranian nationals from protesting outside the Iranian consulate in Istanbul, with the area cordoned off and crowds blocked by police.<\/p>\n
Demonstrators gathered under steady rain in Istanbul, where Nina, a young Iranian exile, said she wanted to show solidarity as the protests shaking the Islamic Republic rumble into their third week.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s been 72 hours since we had any news from the country, from our families. No internet or television, we can\u2019t reach Iran anymore,\u201d she said, the Iranian flag and red tears painted across her face.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe regime kills at random \u2014 whether families are on foot or in a car, whether there are children. It spares no one,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n
Amir Hossein, a singer from Tehran who has been exiled in Turkey for 20 years, called on the international community to intervene, adding: \u201cOur regime is not normal; it kills.\u201d<\/p>\n
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A protester sitting in the road in Tehran faces off against security forces on motorbikes<\/p>\n
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Iranian security forces using tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Tehran bazaar<\/p>\n
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The Middle East has a long history of surprises, and Iran is no exception. Still, Iran\u2019s political structure is fundamentally different from cases like Syria or Libya. Power is more centralised, institutionalised, and deeply tied to security organs rather than a single leader or family network. <\/p>\n
What does seem clear is that the Islamic Republic has rarely faced this level of sustained pressure from society itself. The scale, duration, and geographic spread of unrest point to a regime under serious strain. <\/p>\n
That said, pressure should not be confused with imminent collapse. Without significant defections from within the security and political establishment, regime change is difficult to imagine unfolding quickly. The magnitude of force being deployed suggests a leadership that does not intend to concede easily. <\/p>\n
A significant part of the establishment believes that regime failure would bring retribution, not transition. That perception narrows [supreme leader] Khamenei\u2019s options. Instead of compromise, it pushes the system toward heavier reliance on coercion. Under those conditions, further crackdowns, potentially even harsher than we have already seen, remain more likely than a negotiated path to change.<\/p>\n
Fatemeh Aman is an Iran expert and a former non-resident fellow at the Middle East Institute and senior fellow at the Atlantic Council<\/p>\n
Death toll surges to \u2018over 400\u2019 <\/p>\n
The number of people killed in protests has risen to 466, according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency, which is based in the US.<\/p>\n
Regime organises counter-demonstration<\/p>\n
In a text message shared with The Times, the Iranian government is inviting people to join a counter-demonstration in support of the regime and against the US and Israel on Monday at 2 pm in central Tehran.<\/p>\n
A second message sent by Iranian police has advised families to \u201clook after their youth and teenagers\u201d. The text message reads: \u201cDue to the presence of terrorist groups and armed individuals in some of last night\u2019s gatherings and their plot to cause casualties (staged killings), and the firm decision for zero tolerance and decisive action against rioters, families are strictly advised to look after their youth and teenagers.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Sunday Times view: Change in Iran offers a glimmer of hope<\/p>\n
The 86-year-old Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is one of the longest-serving rulers in the world.<\/p>\n
His chief achievement has been the barren triumph of the autocrat: his own political survival, and that of the Islamist insurgency he backed as a much younger man in 1979, when his predecessor, Ayatollah Khomeini, overthrew the Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. Now the intensifying popular protests across Iran suggest his version of luck may at last be running out.<\/p>\n
For many Iranians, his legacy has been one of sustained and extreme repression, of women and dissidents in particular. The regime\u2019s slogans of \u201cDeath to America!\u201d and \u201cDeath to Israel!\u201d reflect an ideology narrowly focused on hatred and the export of terror to perceived enemies, rather than any positive vision of Iranian success.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Read in full: Theocratic tyranny faces unprecedented opposition<\/a><\/p>\n The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency, which relies on activists in Iran cross-checking information, has said the death toll in Iran has risen to 203. Of those killed, 162 are protesters and 41 are members of the security forces, it said. <\/p>\n The Iranian government has not offered any overall casualty figures for the demonstrations.<\/p>\n Inform on your neighbours, residents told <\/p>\n The Iranian authorities have urged the public to inform on anti-government protesters in messages relayed from official buildings.<\/p>\n In a video shared with The Times and apparently filmed on Sunday in Nishapur, in the northeastern province of Khorasan Razavi, loudspeakers encouraged people to open their shops and \u201cdisappoint the enemy\u201d. It urged the public to take videos of protesters and their leaders and share them with the police so they could be investigated and arrested.<\/p>\n Video shows clashes as security forces \u2018escalate\u2019<\/p>\n Security forces have \u201cescalated\u201d confrontations with protesters, the chief of Iran\u2019s police has said. Ahmad-Reza Radan told state TV that those involved in the anti-government demonstrations were \u201crioters\u201d and said \u201csignificant arrests\u201d had been made overnight. He did not give further details.<\/p>\n UK \u2018must call Iranian military terrorists\u2019<\/p>\n The British government is facing renewed calls to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps<\/a> as a terrorist organisation after reports of a deadly crackdown on protests.<\/p>\n Laila Jazayeri, director of the Association of Anglo-Iranian Women in the UK, called for the ban at a rally outside Downing Street on Sunday. \u201cThe prime minister should proscribe the deadly force IRGC, that is killing people inside Iran,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n Heidi Alexander, the transport secretary, told Sky News the decision was kept \u201cunder constant review\u201d, but said she had \u201cno current update\u201d on any decision by the home secretary, Shabana Mahmood.<\/p>\n World \u2018marvels at bravery of Iranians\u2019<\/p>\n Israel is \u201cclosely monitoring\u201d the situation in Iran, Binyamin Netanyahu said at a cabinet meeting on Sunday.<\/p>\n \u201cThe demonstrations for freedom have spread across the country,\u201d he said. \u201cThe people of Israel, and indeed the entire world, marvel at the immense bravery of the citizens of Iran.\u201d<\/p>\n It follows reports Netanyahu had held discussions with Marco Rubio, the US secretary of state, about the possibility of military intervention in support of the protests against the Iranian regime.<\/p>\n A show of solidarity in Berlin <\/p>\n Demonstrators in Berlin showed their support for the protests in Iran over the weekend, under the slogan \u201cStand for Freedom\u201d.<\/p>\n The rally took place at the Brandenburg Gate, where people waved flags and placards calling on Iran\u2019s Islamic regime to restore the internet and halt executions.<\/p>\n Demonstrators gathered outside Downing Street in London today to show solidarity with the protests in Iran.<\/p>\n The rally was organised by the Association of Anglo-Iranian Women in the UK. Activists held placards and banners calling for \u201cFree Iran\u201d and advocating an \u201cuprising\u201d against the regime. Some also opposed any attempt to restore the monarchy, under the slogan \u201cNo Shah, No Mullah\u201d.<\/p>\n THOMAS KRYCH\/ZUMA PRESS WIRE<\/p>\n CHRIS J RATCLIFFE\/REUTERS<\/p>\n Badenoch \u2018would support UK military action\u2019 Kemi Badenoch spoke to the BBC this morning<\/p>\n JEFF OVERS\/BBC\/PA<\/p>\n Kemi Badenoch said she would support UK military action against Iran as part of a coalition of countries including the US.<\/p>\n \u201cYou\u2019ve seen the recent RAF strikes, for instance, in Syria,\u201d the Tory leader told Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg on the BBC. \u201cWithout over speculating \u2014 we are talking about hypothetical situations \u2014 we have worked in alliance with other countries. That is the right way to do it, and to make sure that we create a stable Iran.\u201d<\/p>\n She said Iran would \u201chappily wipe out the UK\u201d and added: \u201cI don\u2019t have an issue with removing a regime that is trying to harm us\u201d.<\/p>\n Distraught doctor appeals for help <\/p>\n In an audio recording released online that purports to be from Shiraz, south central Iran, a doctor appeals for help to deal with a number of patients he claims to have received shotgun wounds to the head.<\/p>\n \u201cGuys we can\u2019t make phone calls,\u201d he says in the message shared on social media, which has not been independently verified.<\/p>\n \u201cWe need surgeons, we need neurosurgeons \u2026 orthopaedic surgeons \u2026 ophthalmologists \u2026 we need surgeons right now,\u201d the message adds. \u201cWe can\u2019t call them to come in, about 20 patients have arrived already, we can\u2019t do anything for any of them. Call the media. Tell them to broadcast this.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cHospitals need help\u201d, the unidentified doctor says, before adding of his patients: \u201cAll of them were shot in the head.\u201d<\/p>\n Internet \u2018more important than bread\u2019<\/p>\n Restoring the internet to Iran is more important than bread, according to a resident in the east of the country.<\/p>\n While online and phone communications with the outside world are blocked by Iranian networks, some citizens close to the border can pick up weak signals from neighbouring countries to send messages out.<\/p>\n In a text message in Farsi, shared with The Times, one said: \u201cNothing is more important than the internet. Right now [it\u2019s] more important than bread.<\/p>\n The message added: \u201cUnfortunately not much we can do about that unless the US does something.\u201d<\/p>\n US flexes military muscle<\/p>\n Speculation that the US could attack Iran follows military intervention in Syria, where American forces struck targets linked to Islamic State on Saturday.<\/p>\n President Trump directed the bombing as part of Operation Hawkeye Strike in retaliation for a deadly attack on US forces in Palmyra last month.<\/p>\n In his first year back in office, the US leader has ordered strikes on targets ranging from Mexico and Venezuela to Nigeria and Somalia.<\/p>\n \u2022 Read more: US bombs more Islamic State targets in Syria<\/a><\/p>\n Israel: Iranians deserve freedom <\/p>\n Israel supports the Iranian people in their \u201cstruggle for freedom\u201d, the foreign minister has said. <\/p>\n \u201cWe don\u2019t have any hostility with the people of Iran,\u201d Gideon Sa\u2019ar said in a video posted online today. \u201cWe have a huge problem, which is not only our problem, it\u2019s a regional and international problem, with the Iranian regime, which is the number one exporter of terrorism, radicalism.\u201d<\/p>\n Sa\u2019ar added that he wished the protesters \u201cmuch success\u201d, adding: \u201cWe see the people of Iran and frankly we wish them much success. We support the Iranian people\u2019s struggle for freedom. We think they deserve freedom, a better future.\u201d<\/p>\n Iran and Israel fought a 12-day war in June last year in which Israel, and later the US, attacked Iranian military and nuclear facilities.<\/p>\n Israeli air defence systems intercept Iranian missiles over Tel Aviv last June<\/p>\n MENAHEM KAHANA\/AFP\/GETTY IMAGES<\/p>\n Pope prays for the victims The Pope at the Vatican on Sunday<\/p>\n VATICAN MEDIA\/AFP\/GETTY IMAGES<\/p>\n The Pope offered prayers for those killed in protests in Iran and in the conflict in Syria during his weekly Angelus prayer on Sunday.<\/p>\n \u201cMy thoughts turn to what is happening these days in the Middle East, particularly in Iran and Syria, where persistent tensions are causing the deaths of many people,\u201d he said at the Vatican. \u201cI hope and pray for the patient cultivation of dialogue and peace, for the common good of society as a whole.\u201d<\/p>\n Netanyahu applauds \u2018heroic citizens of Iran\u2019<\/p>\n Netanyahu backs Iran protesters<\/p>\n Binyamin Netanyahu has called for Israel and Iran to become \u201cfaithful partners\u201d once the regime falls. The Israeli prime minister said before a weekly cabinet meeting this morning that his country sent strength to the \u201cheroic and courageous citizens of Iran\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cWe will do good things together for the benefit of both peoples,\u201d he said. \u201cWe all hope that the Persian nation will soon be freed from the yoke of tyranny, and when that day arrives, Israel and Iran will once again become faithful partners in building a future of prosperity and peace.\u201d<\/p>\n Earlier today, Iran\u2019s parliamentary speaker said the Islamic Republic would strike Israel and US targets if there is foreign intervention in the country. Israel is on high alert for any attack, officials said.<\/p>\n Security forces \u2018fire tear gas inside hospital\u2019 A still said to show security forces attacking Imam Khomeini Hospital in Ilam province<\/p>\n Security forces broke into a hospital, fired tear gas and sought to apprehend injured protesters and remove the bodies of the deceased, witnesses in the western province of Ilam have claimed. <\/p>\n \u201cThis tyrannical regime\u2019s deliberate targeting of medical facilities, medics, women, infants and children should be considered a crime against humanity and violation of all human rights norms,\u201d Osama Malik, an international law expert, said.<\/p>\n President accuses US of orchestrating \u2018rioters\u2019 Masoud Pezeshkian on Iranian state TV on Sunday<\/p>\n IRIB\/REUTERS TV<\/p>\n The Iranian president, Masoud Pezeshkian, said today that the US and Israel want to \u201csow chaos and disorder\u201d in Iran by ordering riots, and called upon Iranians to distance themselves from \u201crioters and terrorists\u201d during a state TV interview.<\/p>\n Pezeshkian also said his government was determined to resolve the Iranian people\u2019s economic problems, and that the establishment was \u201cready to listen to its people\u201d. As president, Pezeshkian holds some power within the government but can be overruled by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a hardliner who has ordered a crackdown.<\/p>\n Almost 200 killed, human rights group says Protests in Iran on Saturday<\/p>\n SHUTTERSTOCK EDITORIAL<\/p>\n At least 192 protesters have been killed in Iran since the start of the anti-regime demonstrations, according to the non-profit group Iran Human Rights.<\/p>\n The true death toll may be much higher. \u201cUnverified reports indicate that at least several hundreds \u2014 and according to some sources, more than 2,000 \u2014 people may have been killed,\u201d the group said. \u201cDue to the total internet blackout and severe restrictions on access to information, independent verification remains a serious challenge under the current circumstances.\u201d<\/p>\n Horror of Iran\u2019s overwhelmed hospitals Burning cars in Kaj Square in Tehran as unrest spread<\/p>\n SINAI IMAGES\/SHUTTERSTOCK EDITORIAL<\/p>\n These days, \u201cCode 99\u201d rings out again and again over the loudspeakers in Iranian hospitals \u2014 the emergency alert reserved for patients brought in with gunshot wounds from protests that have swept the country.<\/p>\n In a hospital in Mashhad, northeast Iran, on Friday night, a doctor tried to resuscitate a 22-year-old woman who had been shot by security forces.<\/p>\n \u2022 The chaos and horror inside Iran\u2019s overwhelmed hospitals<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cI performed CPR on her three times, but she died,\u201d he said. \u201cThey\u2019re shooting with live ammunition.\u201d<\/p>\n \u2018Bloodbath\u2019 as security forces shoot at anyone in a mask<\/p>\n \u200bProtests have spread to almost all of Iran\u2019s towns and cities and a \u201cbloodbath\u201d was reported in the northern city of Rasht. <\/p>\n The forces are \u201cusing live ammunition and killing protesters at nighttime \u2026 shooting at anyone wearing a mask\u201d, a 24-year-old student told The Times. \u201cWe have heard of several acquaintances being killed, and we are searching for their bodies.\u201d<\/p>\n Witnesses who spoke on condition of anonymity said the sound of gunfire filled the air and hospitals were overwhelmed. In a sign that the protests are strengthening, key locations emblematic of the regime were set on fire, including a mosque, a town hall and bases belonging to the basij, a volunteer paramilitary force. <\/p>\n \u201cOn Saturday night, people in Mashhad [an eastern city] were shot at with a military rifle, and a young girl was killed right in front of my eyes,\u201d said the student, who circumvented the internet blackout with a private Starlink hub. \u201cThe regime is weakening every passing day,\u201d he said, adding that the demonstrations would not stop.<\/p>\n \u2022 Read more: Secrets, lies and Starlink \u2014 how Iran protesters are defying regime<\/a><\/p>\n Student, 23, \u2018shot in head from behind\u2019<\/p>\n A 23-year-old college student, Rubina Aminian, was shot dead on Thursday after leaving her campus and joining a protest in Tehran, according to the non-profit Iran Human Rights. Sources close to her family told the centre she was shot in the head from behind at close range.<\/p>\n While rights organisations have named dozens of protesters killed, it has been impossible to independently verify the identity or number of fatalities because of an information blackout. <\/p>\n \u201cMost of the dead were young people between the ages of 18 and 22 who were shot in the head by government agents at close range,\u201d according to a statement given to the centre, which added that Aminian\u2019s family were forced to bury her body far from their home after security forces surrounded their house.<\/p>\n Aminian, who studied design and fashion at the Shariati University in Tehran, was described as \u201cfull of enthusiasm for life\u201d.<\/p>\n How the Ayatollah has reacted Khamenei on Friday<\/p>\n GETTY IMAGES<\/p>\n Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has accused protesters of acting on behalf of the United States, calling them \u201cvandals\u201d and insisting he would not \u201cback down\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cLast night in Tehran, a bunch of vandals came and destroyed a building that belongs to them to please the US president,\u201d the supreme leader said in a speech broadcast by state media on Friday. \u201cThey want to make him happy. If he knew how to run a country, he would run his own.\u201d<\/p>\n Trump claimed on Thursday that Khamenei was preparing to flee the country, a week after The Times revealed details of a back-up plan<\/a> in which he would escape to Moscow with an inner circle of about 20 aides and family. <\/p>\n \u2022 Read more: Will the Ayatollah step down? Most potent protests yet put him on brink<\/a><\/p>\n Iranian-born actress calls for aid Nazanin Boniadi has appeared in Homeland and Ben-Hur<\/p>\n SHUTTERSTOCK EDITORIAL<\/p>\n The Iranian-born British actress Nazanin Boniadi has called for international support for the protesters facing violent repression.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are now three days into an internet blackout,\u201d Boniadi, 45, told Sky News. \u201cThe very limited information that I have received has been because of the existence of Starlink terminals and the activation of Starlink recently, and and it\u2019s not good news. Iranians are no strangers to protests and uprisings. They\u2019re risking their lives and as we\u2019re seeing, people are being slaughtered.<\/p>\n \u201cNow we need international support. The last thing we need is for people to be emboldened to go into the streets because they think they\u2019re going to get that support and then that support doesn\u2019t come.\u201d<\/p>\n Mark Urban: protest-led regime change rarely succeeds Protesters block a street in Tehran on Friday<\/p>\n MAHSA\/MIDDLE EAST IMAGES \/AFP<\/p>\n On Saturday, Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran\u2019s last shah, told protesters their aim should be to \u201cbring the Islamic Republic and its worn-out and fragile repression apparatus to its knees\u201d. He urged a general strike, saying: \u201cThe goal is to prepare for seizing the centres of cities and holding them.\u201d<\/p>\n After two weeks of protests, opponents of the Iranian regime believe power may be within their grasp. But it is not clear whether the country is building towards a revolution or a renewed and harsher form of repression.<\/p>\n \u2022 Read in full: A free future for Iran looks unlikely<\/a><\/p>\n Protest at No 10 after \u2018Iranian Spider-Man\u2019 stunt A protester waved the pre-revolution flag of Iran from the embassy in Kensington<\/p>\n The Association of Anglo-Iranian Women in the UK is due to hold a rally outside 10 Downing Street this morning in solidarity with the protesters in Iran.<\/p>\n It follows a demonstration outside the Iranian embassy in London on Saturday, when an activist removed the Iranian national flag from a balcony and temporarily replaced it with the pre-revolution flag bearing the lion and sun emblem used by opposition groups in the country. The acrobatic protester was dubbed the \u201cIranian Spider-Man\u201d on social media.<\/p>\n \u2022 Read in full: Demonstrator tears down regime flag at London embassy<\/a><\/p>\n Why is Iran protesting now? Demonstrators in 1979, when the Shah was overthrown<\/p>\n KEYSTONE\/GETTY IMAGES<\/p>\n The mass protests in Iran are the largest in the country for more than 15 years and threaten to topple the Islamic regime led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.<\/p>\n Demonstrations began in the bazaars of Tehran on December 28, fuelled by anger over economic hardship. They have swollen into unrest involving hundreds of thousands of people across the country\u2019s 31 provinces.<\/p>\n The protesters have cause for pessimism: each popular movement since the Shah was overthrown in the 1970s has brought talk of regime change \u2014 then a brutal response.<\/p>\n \u2022 Read in full: A timeline of unrest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution<\/a><\/p>\n Jason Cowley: Trump has emboldened Iranians <\/p>\n How serious is Trump about striking Iran? The regime would be foolish to disregard his threats. They have emboldened the protesters \u2014 a reversal of Iranians\u2019 longstanding loathing of foreign intervention.<\/p>\n \u201cMaduro is the newest person to find out that President Trump means what he says,\u201d Marco Rubio, the US secretary of state, said in reference to the capture last weekend of the Venezuelan president<\/a>. In January last year, while discussing Iran in a Senate confirmation hearing, Rubio said: \u201cI don\u2019t know of any nation on earth in which there is a bigger difference between the people and those who govern them.\u201d That comment resonated among Iranians.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/il\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/\/a5c523a3-3906-4eff-8440-b6637209a93a.jpg\")
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