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Iranian protesters set fire to the governor's office in Gorgan and the building of the Iranian Broadcasting Company in Isfahan, as well as vehicles and motorcycles of the Basij forces in Tehran.

Iranian protesters set fire to the governor's office in Gorgan and the building of the Iranian Broadcasting Company in Isfahan, as well as vehicles and motorcycles of the Basij forces in Tehran.

@varlamov_news 08 Jan 2026, 20:11

Protests in Iran have sharply intensified, with demonstrators burning tires and vehicles, attacking law enforcement officers, and seizing buildings, while security forces respond with non-lethal weapons.

@rybar 08 Jan 2026, 20:02

Mass protests in Tehran have involved up to half a million participants, with the use of live ammunition and tear gas resulting in 45 deaths and over 2000 arrests.

@mash 08 Jan 2026, 19:56

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. will deliver a 'very strong blow' to Iran if the authorities start killing protesters, noting that accountability for possible deaths during protests may not lie with the security forces.

@varlamov_news 08 Jan 2026, 19:34

Mass protests continue in Iran, affecting over 100 cities, with casualties and arrests reported; the government denies losing control, while the US president threatens consequences for violence against protesters.

@bazabazon 08 Jan 2026, 19:32

Iran has experienced a complete internet shutdown amid ongoing mass protests that have lasted for 12 days.

@meduzalive 08 Jan 2026, 19:25

In Iran, there are disruptions in internet service amid mass protests against the government, especially in Tehran and western provinces, where at least 45 people have died over 12 days of protests.

@varlamov_news 08 Jan 2026, 19:23

Mass protests have erupted in Iran due to the collapse of the national currency, with demonstrators demanding a change of government and having seized two cities, raising concerns about the stability of the Islamic Republic.

@meduzalive 08 Jan 2026, 18:18

Mass anti-government protests continue in Iran, which began on December 28, with dozens killed and over a thousand detained, particularly in the western provinces.

@ostorozhno_novosti 08 Jan 2026, 17:54

In Iran, amid mass protests, residents of Tehran and western provinces report internet outages, while the organization NetBlocks records communication disruptions with the TCI provider in Kermanshah.

@meduzalive 08 Jan 2026, 17:23