Iran

In recent days, the Pentagon has moved more aircraft and ships to the Middle East, significantly increasing its presence in the area. In addition, it has mobilized some of its staff in the Middle East to Europe and the United States in the face of what may happen in Iran. 

They have reached a consensus on the objectives and the most important technical issues, and now they will have to put all that into a text, as the Tehran Foreign Minister has reported. 

The decision comes after indirect negotiations between the US and Iran on the nuclear program. The Asian country has described the talks as "a good start."

The US president has indicated that he hopes to reach a treaty with Tehran on nuclear matters, but has added that "if we do not reach an agreement, then we will know whether or not Khamenei was right."

U.S. President Donald Trump has told his advisers that military action against Iran should be "quick and blunt," according to NBC News.

The US president has posted a message on the Truth social network saying that "those responsible for killing protesters will pay a high price."

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced an international high-tension economic measure that will impose a 25% tax on all countries that have trade relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran, while increasing protests and repression in Iran.

There has been violent repression in Iran over the past two weeks against people protesting, and according to the NGO Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO), at least 648 people have died.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said on Monday that the channel of communication with the US "is open." "Messages are exchanged when necessary," he stressed, adding that Iran "has always maintained the principle of diplomacy and negotiation."

The US president has claimed that Tehran has crossed the "red line" following the deaths of hundreds of people during the protests and has not ruled out an immediate decision, while Iran has contacted to negotiate.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Paris, Lisbon and London, gathered in front of the Iranian embassy in the British capital and removed the flag, while France, Germany and the United Kingdom have condemned the deaths in the Iranian protests.

The image of the international day is the first images of those killed in the protests in Iran. The first images of those killed in the protests in Iran have been released this afternoon. The images show dozens and dozens of bodies lying on the ground in the streets.

Communications were interrupted three days ago by the regime and it is therefore difficult to know what is actually happening and how many are killed. According to NGOs, more than 500 people have died and 10,000 have been arrested.

According to various media reports, Donald Trump is considering military action against the Islamic Republic, warning that Israel and the US themselves have been "targets."

U.S. President Donald Trump has stressed that "Iran is looking at freedom as never before."

The EU and the UN have condemned the government's blocking of the Internet and telephone lines. Protests are reaching two weeks, with more than 50 demonstrators killed.

Protests began on December 28 over the depreciation of rial and high inflation, but protesters have also called for the end of the Islamic Republic. In one of the demonstrations, a group of people have demolished a statue of former Revolutionary Guard commander Qasem Soleimani, murdered by the United States in 2020. 

Russia has denounced an "armed attack" with "unfounded excuses," Spain has called for "de-escalation and moderation," and the Argentine president has celebrated the attack.

 Trumphas declared in recent days that the Iranian government is trying to redevelop its nuclear program and has been prepared to respond with possible  bombings, as it did with Israel in June.