Iran rejects US threats after the deployment of the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln to the region, while internal protests continue with a toll of nearly 6,000 dead.

Iran has issued a warning against a possible American intervention, in the context of the U.S. sending the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln close to it. The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the arrival of the warship will not influence Iran's determination to defend its nation.

At the same time, internal protests, which began due to the economic crisis, have been violently suppressed, with an estimated death toll of nearly 6,000, according to human rights organizations. Internet access remains blocked, and Iranian authorities continue to promote the official narrative.

The Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, warned that authorities will act against "rebels." The total number of victims could be much higher, and arrests exceed 41,000 people. In Lebanon, Hezbollah has organized rallies in support of Iran, highlighting regional tensions.