North India Statesman
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Washington, January 14: US President Donald Trump said that violence against protesters is being done on the orders of the Islamic government of Iran. The death toll has increased to 12,000. Trump assured the protesters that he was sending help. In this announcement made some time ago, it has not been made clear as to what type of help this will be.
Important information on all these developments has been given in the report of Iran International. In this, apart from the turmoil of the Trump administration, the situation has also been commented on by quoting Iran’s exiled prince Reza Pahlavi. Pahlavi said on Tuesday that the death toll due to unrest in Iran has increased in recent days. He urged the US and the international community to support the protesters.
According to Fox News report, Pahlavi said, “The sad news is that the death toll has increased in the last two days. It is four times more than the number of people killed in the 9/11 terrorist attack. According to the information received so far, at least 12,000 people have been killed. He said, “Military weapons, AK-47, armored trucks are being used to kill unarmed protesters. Their bodies are being picked up with bulldozers.”
The editorial board of Iran International concluded, based on a review of sources and medical data, that at least 12,000 people died during protests on the night of January 8 and 9. Several European countries, including the Netherlands, Spain and Finland, summoned Iran’s ambassadors to protest against the crackdown on protesters.
Shocked by the current situation in Iran, its supreme Sunni cleric Maulvi Abdul Hamid on Tuesday condemned the killing of protesters in cities across the country and warned that those giving such orders will be held accountable. He said on
Meanwhile, US Representative Claudia Tenney posted a photo on Twitter on Tuesday. In this, the picture of Iran’s supreme leader Li Khamenei is being burnt to light a cigar. Such protest pictures are going viral.
“If you have them, burn them,” said the Republican House member from New York.
