Скачать или смотреть Khamenei Calls Trump a “Criminal” , Iran Death Toll Claims Hit 3,300 as Arrests Surge

Iran is in the middle of its most volatile unrest in years, and the rhetoric just escalated fast. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei publicly labeled Donald Trump a “criminal” as outside rights monitors claim the protest death toll has climbed past 3,300 and arrests continue to mount.

In this breakdown, Daniel Reeves explains what the public narrative misses, how information control and blackouts shape the numbers, why mass arrests change the political endgame, and what this clash signals for U.S. leverage, regional stability, and the economic shockwaves that hit ordinary families first. We also look at how both sides use propaganda, incentives, and escalation ladders to box opponents into decisions they cannot easily reverse.

If you want no-spin analysis that follows power, money, and consequences, subscribe. And tell me in the comments, does calling Trump a “criminal” strengthen Tehran’s hand, or expose panic at the top?

Keywords: Iran protests, Ali Khamenei, Donald Trump, HRANA, death toll claims, mass arrests, internet blackout, Tehran unrest, Middle East escalation, regime stability, sanctions, U.S. policy, energy prices, Daniel Reeves, Senator John Kennedy

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