Iran has declared all European Union militaries terrorist groups after the EU moved to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organisation. The largely symbolic move comes amid rising regional tensions, US warnings, and Iranian military drills near the Strait of Hormuz.
As the protests by anti-government Iranians and the Mullah regime’s violent crackdown intensified, the US, especially President Donald Trump, and Iranian officials exchanged threats.
After weeks of unrest, Iranian authorities say order has been restored through arrests, patrols, and surrender ultimatums, even as foreign monitors dispute casualty figures and Trump’s rhetoric fuels regime change narratives with implications beyond Iran’s borders.
The embassy further advised Indian nationals and PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin) in Iran to exercise caution and avoid areas where protests are being held.
“This figure includes 505 protesters (among them 9 children), 133 military and law enforcement personnel, one prosecutor, and seven non-protesting civilian citizens,” the report states, adding that 579 other reports of deaths remain under review.