G7 threatens Iran with new sanctions over nationwide protest crackdown killing thousands

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The G7 nations, including Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the U.K., and the U.S., along with the EU, issued a warning to Iran on Wednesday regarding its violent crackdown on nationwide protests that began in late December 2025. Triggered by economic distress, the protests have resulted in thousands of deaths, with reports indicating figures between 2,403 and over 3,000. The G7 expressed "grave concern" over the regime's actions, citing reports of mass casualties, injuries, and human rights abuses. The group urged Iran to end the violence, respect international obligations, and protect the rights to freedom of expression and assembly. The G7 statement threatened Iran with additional sanctions if the crackdown continues.
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