Overview
- Iran Human Rights reports at least 3,428 people killed and more than 10,000 arrested nationwide after receiving new data from Iran’s health and education ministries.
- Judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei urged swift prosecutions on state television, prompting IHR to warn of potential large-scale executions.
- A near-total communications shutdown continues, with reports of internet cuts and seizures of Starlink devices hindering independent verification.
- G7 foreign ministers condemned the killings and arbitrary detentions and urged restraint, while other governments weighed responses and statements varied in forcefulness.
- Tehran held a mass funeral for about 100 security personnel killed during the unrest as the IRGC signaled readiness to confront perceived external threats.