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This video showing protesters in Tehran's Punak neighborhood was "released" from early Saturday evening, January 10th. @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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The New York Times reported, citing several American officials, that while Trump is considering making good on his threat to attack the Islamic Republic over its crackdown on protesters, he has been presented with new options for carrying out these strikes in recent days. According to this report, Trump has not yet made a final decision, but is seriously considering authorizing an attack. Senior American officials said that at least some of the options presented to Donald Trump regarding Iran directly target parts of the security apparatus responsible for suppressing the protests. A senior U.S. military official said commanders stationed in the region need more time before any potential attack to solidify American military positions and prepare for possible Iranian retaliation strikes. The report, quoting American officials, stated: Washington must be careful that any military attack doesn't backfire, including turning Iranian public opinion toward supporting the government or unleashing a wave of retaliatory attacks that could endanger the lives of U.S. military forces and diplomatic personnel in the region.

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⚠️ These videos have been circulated with the description "Families present to identify the bodies of their loved ones at the Kahrizak legal medicine facility #Tehran" Vahid Also on foreign accounts: visegrad24, sentdefender 🔻Iran International English: A video sent to Iran International from Kahrizak, south of Tehran, shows several bodies in body bags. According to eyewitnesses accompanying the videos, dozens of bodies are visible at the location, and it's reported that other bodies have also been found in another industrial warehouse nearby. Two eyewitnesses who had gone to Kahrizak searching for their loved ones told Iran International they had seen more than 400 bodies there. On Friday alone, 44 bodies were transferred to Karaj Civil Hospital and 36 bodies to Qaem Hospital in Karaj. The most conservative estimates indicate that at least 2,000 people have been killed in the past 48 hours. A doctor in the northern city of Rasht told Iran International that just one hospital has received at least 70 bodies. iranintl 📡 @VahidOnline

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According to Forbes, the Islamic Republic has for the first time used military jammers to block access to Starlink satellite internet - a move that serves as a new "kill switch," extending communication blackouts beyond domestic internet to target protesters' and anti-government activists' alternative communication options. Reports indicate this unprecedented action has seriously changed the dynamics of emergency internet access. According to the report, despite tens of thousands of Starlink receivers operating inside Iran, disruptions have now spread to satellite communications, with around 30% of Starlink traffic initially disrupted, escalating to over 80% within hours. The Times of Israel also reported that the number of Starlink receivers in Iran has grown significantly compared to previous blackouts, even though the Iranian government has never authorized this service and has declared owning and using it illegal. The report added that GPS signal disruptions, particularly following the 12-day conflict with Israel last June, have caused localized and inconsistent outages in Starlink connections. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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"I will kill, I will kill, the one who killed my brother!" Received videos with description: 'Today, Sunday January 11th. Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in #Tehran. During the funeral procession, people weren't chanting "There is no God but Allah" - instead they were either shouting slogans and clapping, or chanting "Death to Khamenei" and "With honor, with honor" along with other protest chants.' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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♦️Two U.S. officials told CNN that Donald Trump, the President of the United States, is reviewing a range of potential military options against the Islamic Republic following the deadly protests in Iran. CNN, citing a U.S.-based human rights group, announced on Sunday, January 11th, that at least 490 protesters have been killed over the past 15 days during the national revolution in Iran, with more than 10,000 people arrested. According to precise statistics provided to CNN by Skyler Thompson, Deputy Director of Human Rights Activists in Iran, at least 10,675 people have been arrested, including 169 children. Meanwhile, on Sunday, images were released showing the bodies of those killed in Thursday, January 8th protests at the Kahrizak forensic medicine center in Tehran. Earlier, Donald Trump, while expressing support for the Iranian people, had warned Islamic Republic officials that if they kill people, they will face a "hard blow." @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Islamic Republic's Parliament, said today on the parliament floor: If the United States takes action to attack Iran, both Israel and all American centers, bases, and ships in the region will be Iran's "legitimate targets." He added that the Islamic Republic no longer considers itself limited to reacting after an action occurs, and will take action based on "objective signs of threat." @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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♦️Senior Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, in a Fox interview referring to Donald Trump's support for the Iranian people, said: Trump has done what Reagan did. Reagan went to the Berlin Wall and said, tear down this wall. Donald Trump has also chosen the people over the Ayatollah. The Republican senator added: Donald Trump says the best way to restore greatness to Iran is for the protesters to win and the regime to fall. How do you do this? Whatever action you're going to take, Mr. President, it must embolden the protesters and terrify the regime. Lindsey Graham emphasized: If I were you, Mr. President, I would kill the leadership that kills the people. You must put an end to this. He added: If it ends well, then peace will be established and all government activities supporting terrorism will stop. Lindsey Graham stressed: If the leader of the Islamic Republic survives, this will be a major step backward like during Obama's time. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Wall Street Journal: Trump to meet with senior cabinet members Tuesday about Iran protests 🔸The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, January 11, citing American officials, that Donald Trump, the US President, is scheduled to hold a meeting on Tuesday with senior government officials to discuss specific options for responding to the protests in Iran. 🔸According to the newspaper, this meeting will include reviewing potential next steps, including military strikes, deploying covert cyber weapons against Iranian military and civilian targets, imposing additional sanctions on the Iranian government, and strengthening anti-government resources and channels in online spaces. 🔸The White House has announced it will not comment on this report. 🔸The Wall Street Journal stated that officials such as the Defense and State Secretaries will attend Tuesday's meeting, but the US President is not expected to make a final decision, and no immediate action is anticipated. 🔸The US government is also considering sending Starlink devices inside Iran; this would be the first time Mr. Trump would authorize the transfer of these terminals for receiving satellite internet to Iran. 🔸According to this report, the Pentagon has not moved any forces in preparation for potential military attacks. For the United States to carry out any strike, it would need to not only deploy necessary equipment and capabilities, but also make arrangements to protect American forces in the region. 🔸Since the start of Iran's protests, Donald Trump has repeatedly warned the Islamic Republic not to kill protesters. On Saturday, he posted a message saying the United States is ready to help Iran achieve freedom. @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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NetBlocks, an independent organization that monitors internet connectivity, announced on Sunday, January 11, 2026, that the internet blackout in Iran has entered its fourth day, with access to the global network at only about one percent of normal levels. According to NetBlocks' report, after 72 hours have passed, severe disruptions to telecommunications networks continue to prevent people from accessing information and communicating with their families and loved ones. The organization emphasized that the current state of the internet in the country has caused severe restrictions on public communications and information sharing. @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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In his first open statement about the widespread protests in Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian called the protesters "rioters" and "terrorists" and demanded that security forces take "decisive" action against them. Iran's Islamic Republic president, in a television interview broadcast on Sunday, January 21st, also claimed that the protesters—whose presence has intensified across various cities since last Thursday—are receiving "orders" from America and Israel. He added that "the enemy has brought trained terrorists into the country." This echoes the same narrative that other officials and government-affiliated media in Iran have been pushing for the past three days, labeling protesters as "terrorists." @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️Disturbing images ⚠️ Twelve videos received with this description: "These videos are from those killed on Thursday, January 9th at the Kahrizak forensic medicine facility in #Tehran. Someone who just managed to get out of Iran brought them. They're bringing the bodies in pickup trucks now. They tell people to search through them and find your own family member's body." In the first video, a monitor showing the photos has text underneath reading "photo number so-and-so out of 250" The date January 9th can also be seen for each photo. Vahid Many people on Twitter have written that they regret watching it. The number of bodies and the families' anguish is deeply moving. You might also be disturbed and perhaps it's better not to watch, but I cannot refrain from sharing them. Especially since the internet is cut off in Iran and these things that reach the outside world with great difficulty must be seen and heard by the world. ❗️Even without watching, you can help tremendously by retweeting this English tweet: Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Government forces attacked the families of protesters with tear gas and paintball guns on Sunday at Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran during burial ceremonies for several protesters who were killed in recent nights. According to reports received by Iran International, the families chanted anti-government slogans during these ceremonies. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline