Overview
- State media quoted the supreme leader as saying the United States should be held responsible for protest casualties and damage.
- He claimed protesters used live ammunition brought from abroad without naming any country.
- The U.S.-based HRANA reports at least 3,095 people killed in the crackdown, a toll the Associated Press has not independently verified.
- President Trump encouraged Iranians to keep protesting and said "help is on the way," later asserting Iran canceled more than 800 planned executions.
- Cloudflare, NetBlocks, and Iranian outlets reported slight, temporary gains in connectivity, and no new protests have been seen in Tehran for several days.