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New videos emerge from Iran as death toll continues to rise | BBC News
The BBC has been able to speak to several Iranians in recent days, as new footage emerges of the unprecedented crackdown on protests earlier this month.
The internet blackout is now patchy, after weeks where a total shutdown made it difficult to understand what was happening in the country.
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (Hrana) says it has so far confirmed the killing of at least 6,159 people in Iran since the unrest began and is investigating another 17,000 reported deaths.
Iranian authorities said last week that more than 3,100 people had been killed, but that the majority were security personnel or bystanders attacked by “rioters”.
Most international news organisations, including the BBC, are barred from reporting inside Iran. But, videos showing security forces firing live ammunition at crowds have been verified by the BBC.
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The US president is taking revenge on his fellow Republicans, including Thomas Massie in Kentucky.
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Donald Trump is getting involved in key state primaries – often in cases where US presidents don’t intervene – urging voters to stay away and not vote for candidates who Trump regards as his political enemies.
Trump’s top target is the seven term Republican congressman in Kentucky, Thomas Massie who has stood up to Trump on issues including the Epstein files, congressional spending and the war in Iran. Massie now faces a challenge from a multi million dollar funded Trump backed candidate. Jolene Almendarez, Reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer joins Justin to talk about Massie’s chances.
00:00 Trump targets his political enemies
00:47 What’s Massie like?
01:59 How much support does Massie have?
04:19 Being a Republican but not supporting Trump
05:59 Can Massie win?
07:31 Life on Massie’s farm
10:01 Massie living in a trailer
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US President Donald Trump said that “Project Freedom”, which began days earlier, would be halted by “mutual agreement” …
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Iran warns US that ‘we are just getting started’ after attacks in Strait of Hormuz | BBC News
The speaker of the Iranian parliament has warned the US that “we are just getting started” after attacks on Monday in the Strait of Hormuz.
Mohammad Ghalibaf – who was the top negotiator in last month’s talks with the US – said “we know well that the continuation of the status quo is intolerable for America”, in a post on X on Tuesday morning in Persian.
US President Donald Trump’s “Project Freedom”, which began on Monday, aims to use the US military to guide stranded cargo ships out of the key waterway.
But Iran insisted that it controls the strait – and on Monday fired missiles and drones at military and commercial ships, according to the US.
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has said the US-Iran ceasefire “is not over”, despite attacks in the Strait of Hormuz on …
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The MV Hondius is sailing towards Spain’s Canary Islands where all passengers will be evacuated, after being anchored for three …
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