- UN human rights chief Volker Turk says “hundreds” have been killed in weeks of demonstrations and he’s “horrified” by the violence.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells Al Jazeera: “If Washington wants to test the military option it has tested before, we are ready for it.”
- Tens of thousands of pro-government demonstrators take to the streets in a show of force after weeks of deadly protests as Iran continues to be cut off from the internet for a fifth-straight day.
- More than 100 security personnel have been killed in recent days, Iran’s state media report, while opposition activists say the death toll is higher and includes hundreds of protesters. Al Jazeera cannot independently verify these figures.
UN: ‘Hundreds’ killed during Iran protests, ‘horrific violence’ must stop
Iranian FM Araghchi brushes aside threats of US military action, saying it's prepared for any scenario.