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Iranian authorities released a list of 2,986 names of individuals killed during nationwide protests that began in late December 2025, with officials stating that 131 additional victims remain unidentified. The government framed the disclosure as an effort toward transparency, though human rights groups and activists have disputed the figures.

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Iranian authorities released a list of 2,986 names of individuals killed during nationwide protests that began in late December 2025, with officials stating that 131 additional victims remain unidentified. The government framed the disclosure as an effort toward transparency, though human rights groups and activists have disputed the figures.

The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency reported a verified death toll of 6,872 as of early February, nearly double the official government count of 3,117. Iran Human Rights, based in Oslo, characterized the government's publication as a "formal confession to a massive killing" while questioning the completeness of the official list.

The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency reported a verified death toll of 6,872 as of early February, nearly double the official government count of 3,117. Iran Human Rights, based in Oslo, characterized the government's publication as a "formal confession to a massive killing" while questioning the completeness of the official list.

Leaked documents reported by multiple outlets revealed that Iranian officials had drafted a Comprehensive Tehran Security Plan in late 2024, which was approved by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The plan reportedly granted security forces authority to use lethal force and identified individuals likely to organize protests.

Leaked documents reported by multiple outlets revealed that Iranian officials had drafted a Comprehensive Tehran Security Plan in late 2024, which was approved by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The plan reportedly granted security forces authority to use lethal force and identified individuals likely to organize protests.

Iranian authorities launched an online portal for citizens to report names missing from the government's victim list, following widespread social media reports of omissions and duplicate entries. The government urged people to report violations, including demands for money to release bodies and refusal of medical care to wounded protesters.

Iranian authorities launched an online portal for citizens to report names missing from the government's victim list, following widespread social media reports of omissions and duplicate entries. The government urged people to report violations, including demands for money to release bodies and refusal of medical care to wounded protesters.

A presenter on state-run Ofogh TV sparked nationwide backlash after mocking reports that protesters' bodies were stored in refrigerated trailers, leading to criminal charges and the program's cancellation. Even hardline outlets condemned the segment, with Tehran's prosecutor filing charges against the host and production team.

A presenter on state-run Ofogh TV sparked nationwide backlash after mocking reports that protesters' bodies were stored in refrigerated trailers, leading to criminal charges and the program's cancellation. Even hardline outlets condemned the segment, with Tehran's prosecutor filing charges against the host and production team.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared that "rioters must be put in their place," which activists say gave security forces a green light for the crackdown. The Iranian government has accused the United States and Israel of orchestrating the protests, while rejecting calls for an independent international investigation.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared that "rioters must be put in their place," which activists say gave security forces a green light for the crackdown. The Iranian government has accused the United States and Israel of orchestrating the protests, while rejecting calls for an independent international investigation.

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