Overview
- Human-rights groups and experts report thousands of deaths, with Iran Human Rights verifying at least 3,428 killed and warning the real toll could be far higher.
- Netblocks measures about 2% of normal connectivity after more than 200 hours of outage, severely hindering independent reporting and coordination.
- Large street protests inside Iran have largely subsided following a forceful security response, with state-aligned media citing thousands of arrests and pledges of swift punishment.
- Thousands marched in France to support Iranian demonstrators, including roughly 3,000 people in Paris chanting movement slogans and condemning the repression.
- President Trump alternated threats of consequences with assertions that the killings had stopped and publicly thanked Tehran for canceling planned executions.