25.1.2026
More than 33,000 protesters have been killed in Iran following the regime’s brutal crackdown on anti-government demonstrations.
The latest figures, which are double previous estimates, were revealed as Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s regime warned it will treat any attack ‘as an all-out war’ as the US ramps up its military presence in the region.
The death toll from the anti-government protests, which began on December 28, were previously estimated to be between 16,500 and 18,000.
But new figures suggest the figure is much higher at about 33,100.
Alongside the death toll, 97,645 have been wounded with 30 per cent suffering eye injuries, according to research by Professor Amir-Mobarez Parasta.
The German Iranian ophthalmic surgeon added that the regime was executing protesters.
Hospital admissions data showed 468 were put to death in the capital Tehran alone – with more than 500 across the country.
Donald Trump has warned that America would take ‘very strong action’ if the Iranian regime started hanging protesters.
The US President appeared poised to intervene earlier this month after troops from Britain and the United States were withdrawn from a major Middle East military base.
And with the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier moving towards the region, the prospect of an American attack on Iran remains on the table. Agency reports