Iran’s ‘distinctive’ drone deployment sees death toll soar amid violent protests
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Nationwide protests in Iran have intensified, with reports of mass killings and increased surveillance by the government. Security forces are reportedly using drones for reconnaissance and to monitor protest locations, giving them an advantage in combating the demonstrations. Internet connectivity has been severely restricted, hindering verification of the full extent of the violence. Conservative estimates suggest at least 2,000 people may have been killed in the past 48 hours, with HRANA confirming 544 deaths and reporting over 10,681 arrests across 186 cities. Witnesses report varying levels of force used by security forces, including direct fire on protesters in some areas.
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