The number of deaths following the protests in Iran has reached 2,571, according to the HRANA group.

The human rights group HRANA reported that the number of deaths resulting from the protests in Iran has reached 2,571, including 2,403 protesters, 147 government-affiliated individuals, 12 minors, and 9 uninvolved civilians. This is the largest wave of discontent faced by the Iranian clerical leadership in recent years. An Iranian official stated that approximately 2,000 people have been killed, providing for the first time an official death toll after two weeks of unrest. U.S. President Donald Trump encouraged Iranians to continue the protests, suggesting that help is on the way, while Iranian officials accuse the U.S. and Israel of inciting violence. The protests were triggered by difficult economic conditions and represent a major challenge for the Iranian leadership, in the context of increasing international pressure.