US President Donald Trump has openly called for the end of Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s decades-long rule, escalating tensions after weeks of deadly protests in Iran. As Washington sharpens its rhetoric and Tehran pushes back, the crisis now risks reshaping Middle East geopolitics, global energy security, and India’s strategic interests.
As Iran’s protests enter their third week, the Khamenei regime has reportedly activated a military-grade “kill switch” to jam Elon Musk’s Starlink internet. With over 500 killed and 80 million plunged into digital darkness, experts suspect China or Russia may have supplied the jamming technology.
A bloodied Iranian woman declaring “I have been dead for 47 years” has become the face of Iran’s latest uprising as nationwide protests, internet blackouts, economic collapse, and deadly crackdowns push the Islamic Republic into one of its gravest crises since 1979.
Widening protests across Iran, fueled by economic collapse, sanctions, and post-war pressure, are posing one of the most serious challenges to the Islamic Republic in years—drawing sharp warnings from US President Donald Trump.
Iran is witnessing its largest protests in three years as soaring inflation and a collapsing currency push shopkeepers, students, and merchants onto the streets. Clashes with security forces have turned deadly across multiple provinces, exposing deep economic and political fault lines.
A verified Persian-language X account, reportedly linked to Mossad, has made explosive claims about Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, alleging drug use and revealing secret military details amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reappeared in public for the first time since the 12-day Iran-Israel war. His return raises questions about Iran’s nuclear future, leadership, and ongoing tensions with the U.S.
Donald Trump hints at regime change in Iran after US airstrikes hit key nuclear sites. Tensions escalate as Iran threatens retaliation, while global diplomacy faces fresh strain.
With U.S. strike plans on Iran’s nuclear facilities approved but not yet executed, President Trump is closely monitoring Tehran’s next move. As Israeli airstrikes intensify, the world braces for what could be a pivotal shift in Middle East conflict.
Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei Faces Isolation as Israeli Strikes Decimate Iran’s Inner Circle. At 86, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is confronting perhaps the most perilous moment of his decades-long reign. A sustained and deadly series of Israeli airstrikes has shattered the upper echelons of his inner military circle, killing many of his most trusted advisers. With the Islamic Republic’s power structure thrown into disarray, Khamenei appears increasingly isolated, his leadership more vulnerable than ever.
President Trump has demanded Iran’s unconditional surrender as the Israel-Iran air war escalates, killing over 240 and triggering a mass evacuation of Tehran. Read the full story on military action, diplomatic tensions, and civilian fallout.
In a press conference on Iran’s nuclear program, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Iran’s Nuclear Program Like a “Cancer,” Vows Israel Will “Cut It Out” with U.S. Support. On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his most forceful comments yet on the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, calling Iran’s nuclear program a “cancer” that must be “cut out.” As airstrikes and missile attacks rattle the region, Netanyahu emphasized Israel’s unwavering commitment to dismantling Iran’s nuclear, missile, and terror infrastructure with full backing from the United States.
Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei Rejects U.S. Nuclear Proposal, Vows Iran Will Continue Uranium Enrichment. In a forceful speech on Wednesday, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sharply criticized a new U.S. nuclear proposal, calling it “100 percent against” the principles of Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution. Although Khamenei did not entirely close the door on a potential agreement with the United States, he was unequivocal in rejecting any deal that would force Iran to give up uranium enrichment a key component of the country’s nuclear program.
The comments come amid the sixth round of indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the U.S., aimed at reviving a broader agreement and easing decades-long tensions.
In Rome this Friday, US and Iran Resume Nuclear Talks Amid Clashing Red Lines and High Stakes. Iranian and US negotiators are scheduled to meet again on Friday in Rome to continue discussions aimed at resolving the long-standing dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program. This marks the fifth round of talks mediated by Oman since April. Despite both sides expressing a preference for diplomacy, tensions remain high due to deep-rooted disagreements on Iran’s uranium enrichment program a key “red line” for both parties.