At least 544 people have been reportedly killed in Iran amid ongoing anti-regime protests, according to the human rights organization HRANA. The fatalities include 483 protesters, 47 security personnel, one government official, eight minors, and five civilians who were not involved in the unrest.
The protests have been ongoing across various cities in Iran, driven by widespread discontent with the government’s policies and leadership. Authorities have responded with varying levels of force, leading to concerns over human rights abuses and civilian casualties.
HRANA’s reports highlight the severity of the situation, with losses among both civilians and security forces underscoring the intense clashes. The protests, which began as demonstrations over economic issues and political grievances, have escalated into a broader movement challenging the regime’s authority.
The Iranian government has not yet issued a detailed comment on the casualties. International observers and human rights groups continue to monitor the situation closely, calling for de-escalation and respect for human rights amid the ongoing unrest.