TRUMP WARNS IRAN: “IF PROTESTERS ARE EXECUTED, THE U.S. WILL RESPOND

President Donald Trump ignited a political firestorm after issuing a sharp warning to Iran, stating that the United States could take action if reports of executed protesters are confirmed.

During a recent interview, Trump reacted to growing international concern over Iran’s handling of anti-government demonstrations, where activists and human rights groups claim detainees face death sentences for protesting the regime.

“If they execute these protesters, there will be consequences,” Trump reportedly said, signaling a hard-line stance that instantly polarized political leaders and social media alike.

Human rights organizations allege that Iranian authorities are using intimidation, arrests, and capital punishment to silence dissent — claims the Iranian government continues to deny.

Supporters of Trump praised the warning as a show of strength and global leadership, while critics accused him of escalating tensions and posturing ahead of the upcoming election cycle.

As protests continue and global pressure mounts, all eyes are now on Iran — and on whether this warning will remain rhetoric or turn into real geopolitical action.

This story is still developing.