U.S. President Donald J. Trump is weighing a series of potential military options in Iran following the deadly protests, two officials have told CNN.

Full six-minute clip showing families searching Friday for loved ones killed during the ongoing anti-government protests in Iran at the Kahrizak Forensic Medical Center, south of the Iranian capital of Tehran. During the video, a screen can be seen inside the building which shows an image counter ranging from 001–250, suggesting that at least 250 people were killed just in Tehran during the brutal crackdown overnight on Thursday.

Israeli intelligence assesses the Ayatollah Regime in Iran has reached its most fragile point since 1999, as officials believe the number of protesters killed has now surpassed 1,000 and the assumption is that if the protests continue to grow at the current pace, there is a real threat to the stability of the regime, officials have told i24NEWS.

Footage obtained by Iran International shows thousands of protesters marching in the streets of Tehran on Sunday, as anti-government demonstrations continue across Iran.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump is said to be contemplating military action against Iran and has been presented with a range of targets, including elements of the security services responsible for the violent crackdowns against protesters, killing hundreds in cities across Iran. However, commanders in the region have warned officials that they need more time to prepare, in order to “consolidate U.S. military positions and prepare defenses” before carrying out any strikes that could trigger serious retaliation from Iran, sources familiar with the discussions have told The Telegraph.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump is expected to assist Iranians who are protesting nationwide against the Islamic Republic, several sources familiar with the details of discussions held in recent days told The Jerusalem Post.

“Trump has essentially decided to help the protesters in Iran. What he has not yet decided is the how and the when. The spectrum ranges from a military option, namely strikes against regime targets, to cyber support against the regime, to providing Starlink systems to help protesters,” one source familiar with the discussions told the Post.

Iran’s digital blackout has now deployed military jammers to shut down access to Starlink. “Despite reports that tens of thousands of Starlink units are operating inside Iran, the blackout has also reached satellite connections. It is reported that about 30% of Starlink’s uplink and downlink traffic was initially disrupted, quickly rising to more than 80%,” according to the Iranian opposition news website IranWire.

Heavy gunfire can be heard in video footage claimed to be from Thursday night’s protest and crackdown in the Tehranpars Neighborhood of Northeastern Tehran, with hundreds said to have been killed when security forces opened fire with automatic rifles and machine guns on crowds of demonstrators near the Rashid Shopping Centre.

Interesting flight by a U.S. Navy P-8A “Poseidon” Maritime Patrol and Surveillance Aircraft earlier today over the Eastern Mediterranean, just to the southeast of Crete, possibly searching for a Russian submarine or another vessel near the Aegean.

CORRECTION: Despite Iran International claiming that this footage was from demonstrations tonight in Tehran, it appears this was actually from last night’s protest in the Iranian capital, with the original video being strangely cropped to remove the writing which dates it as “January 10th.”

Multiple people injured, several nearly killed, after a U-Haul Truck emblazoned with anti-monarchist, anti-regime signs drives through a pro-monarchist, anti-regime march on Veterans Avenue in Los Angeles, hosted by the Iranian diaspora in California.

Additional footage of the U-Haul Truck driving through the Iranian pro-monarchist, anti-regime march today in Los Angeles.

Aerial video from ABC7 shows police detaining the driver of a U-Haul Truck that drove through an Iranian pro-monarchist, anti-regime march today in Los Angeles, as crowds of protesters attempt to attack the truck and driver, being held back by officers with the Los Angeles Police Department.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia has opened a criminal investigation into Jerome H. Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, over the central bank’s renovation of its headquarters in Washington and statements regarding the renovation made to Congress by Powell, officials briefed on the situation tell The New York Times.

Protesters attempt to assault, and possibly kill, the driver of a U-Haul Truck that drove through an Iranian pro-monarchist, anti-regime march today in Los Angeles, only barely being held back by officers with the Los Angeles Police Department.

New video shows protesters climbing on the truck, ripping down the signs hanging on it, and breaking out its windows, prior to the U-Haul driving through the Iranian pro-monarchist, anti-regime march today in Los Angeles.

Speaking to reporters earlier onboard Air Force One, President Donald J. Trump stated that it appears Iran is starting to cross the “Red Line” he set regarding the killing of protesters, with him stating, “There seem to be some people killed that aren’t supposed to be killed. These are violent - if you call them leaders, I don’t know if they’re leaders or just they rule through violence - but we’re looking at it very seriously. The military’s looking at it. We’re looking at some very strong option, we’ll make a determination.”

The Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome H. Powell, has released a statement confirming that the Justice Department under President Trump has launched an investigation into his testimony in front of the Senate Banking Committee, stating, “This new threat of criminal charges is a consequence of the Federal Reserve setting interest rates based on our best assessment of what will serve the public, rather than the preferences of the President.”

President Donald J. Trump posts a fake image from Wikipedia labeling him as the “Acting President of Venezuela” as of January 2026.

President Donald J. Trump tells reporters that Iran approached the United States yesterday in an attempt to restart nuclear negotiations, with Trump stating, “Iran wants to negotiate, yes. We may meet with them - I mean a meeting is being set up - but we may have to act, because of what’s happening, before the meeting. But a meeting is being set up, Iran called they want to negotiate.”

U.S. President Donald J. Trump said on Sunday that he might block Exxon Mobil, the largest oil company in the United States, from investing in Venezuela after the company’s CEO called the country “uninvestable” during a White House meeting with oil executives last week, according to Reuters. “I didn't like Exxon's response,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One on his way back to Washington on Sunday. “I'll probably be inclined to keep Exxon out. I didn't like their response. They're playing too cute.”