Former U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a message to protesters in Iran, encouraging continued demonstrations against the government. In a statement, he urged Iranian citizens to persist in protesting and take control of their institutions, emphasizing the importance of holding those responsible for violence accountable.
Trump’s message also included a call to remember the names of individuals involved in the killing and abuse of protesters, suggesting a pursuit of justice. He stated that he has canceled all scheduled meetings with Iranian officials until the authorities cease the violence against demonstrators.
The former president’s comments come amid ongoing unrest in Iran, where protests have been fueled by domestic grievances and calls for reforms. His intervention highlights the sustained international attention on the situation and underscores his stance supporting the protesters.
Trump concluded his message with a note of reassurance, claiming that help is on the way. The statement has garnered mixed reactions, with supporters viewing it as a gesture of solidarity, while critics may see it as political posturing. The developments continue to unfold as Iranian authorities face mounting pressure over their handling of the protests.