Iran issues warning over potential US military action amid rising protests

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Iran has issued a warning to the US, stating that it will retaliate if attacked. The statement comes as protests continue in Iran despite an ongoing internet blackout.

According to reports, the death toll from recent protests has reached 203. Activists have been defying crackdowns by security forces, with many taking to social media to share information and coordinate their actions.

The US has not commented on whether it plans to strike Iran. However, Time Magazine reported that Iran warned it would retaliate if the US were to attack.

BBC News also reported that Iran issued a similar warning, stating that it would take action if the US were to launch an attack.

Live updates from CNN show protesters continuing to defy the crackdown, with many taking to the streets despite the ongoing internet blackout.

The Los Angeles Times reported that the death toll has reached 203, citing activists who claim the number is likely much higher due to the lack of access to information.

Iran’s government has not commented on the reports, but has issued a statement warning against any further action by the US.

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