Overview
- Iranian security officials told Tasnim that 3,000 people tied to recent unrest are in custody, while HRANA says it has confirmed more than 19,000 arrests.
- Iran Human Rights reports 3,428 people killed in the crackdown as large street protests have largely subsided under heavy security and an information blackout.
- The European Union Aviation Safety Agency advised airlines to avoid Iranian airspace at all altitudes due to elevated risks from potential military action and air‑defense activity.
- At the UN, the U.S. envoy said all options remain on the table; in Washington, President Donald Trump said he was not pressured to halt a strike and claimed Iran canceled planned executions, suggesting no immediate military action.
- Hardline cleric Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami used a state-broadcast sermon to urge death sentences for detained protesters and to denounce them as agents of foreign enemies.