Iran Faces Deadliest Unrest with Thousands Reported Killed Amid Crackdown

Iran is experiencing its deadliest unrest in decades, with reported protester deaths ranging from over 2,500 to claims of up to 12,000 or more amid a government crackdown involving security forces and internet blackouts. Iranian officials blame 'terrorists' and foreign interference, while rights groups and activists report widespread violence, coerced confessions, and fast-tracked executions. Exiled opposition figures and international leaders have called for global support, highlighting the escalating humanitarian and political crisis.