US President realDonaldTrump has described a crackdown on protests in Iran as “horrible” and “brutal”.
US President Donald Trump has described a crackdown on protests in Iran as “horrible” and “brutal”.
The Trump administration estimates as many as 1,000 people might have been killed as the Iranian government attempts to curb widespread demonstrations. The figure is significantly higher than previous estimates and no evidence has been put forward to support the claim. Speaking ahead of a UN Security Council meeting, Donald Trump said he supports the protesters in Iran. Image: AP
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