Overview
- Iranian police in Lorestan province detained more than 100 participants in disturbances, according to IRIB.
- President Masud Pezeshkian pledged to address economic grievances and said the unrest is being driven by the United States and Israel.
- Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf warned that Israeli and U.S. bases and ships in the region would be lawful targets if they attack Iran.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced support for Iranian demonstrators, and the New York Times reported that Marco Rubio discussed the protests with him.
- State-linked reports described extensive damage to public services, including about 150 ambulances destroyed nationwide and, in Tehran, 60 bank branches and 50 fire trucks damaged.