Iran protests live: US rhetoric rises as Tehran announces 3-days’ mourning
Following two weeks of protests in Iran, the Iranian government has declared three days of national mourning for those killed, including security forces. The United States, under President Trump, is closely monitoring the situation, with the US military studying the events on the ground.

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AI-generatedFollowing two weeks of protests in Iran, the Iranian government has declared three days of national mourning for those killed, including security forces. The United States, under President Trump, is closely monitoring the situation, with the US military studying the events on the ground. President Trump has stated he has "very strong options" regarding Iran and his administration is reportedly in contact with Iranian opposition leaders. Iran has warned the US that it will retaliate against any attack. The protests and subsequent mourning period follow a period of heightened tensions between Iran and the US.
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4 extractedPresident Trump says he has ‘very strong options’ for Iran.
Iran's government declares three days of national mourning for the “martyrs” killed in two weeks of protests.
Iran warns US it will retaliate against any attack
The US military is studying the situation on the ground in Iran.