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Trump Warns Iran: US Ready to Act if Protesters Are Harmed

On January 2, 2026, President Donald Trump fired a clear warning to the murderous rulers in Tehran, posting on Truth Social that the United States “is locked and loaded and ready to go” if Iran violently kills peaceful protesters. This was not empty bravado — it was a refusal to look the other way while tyrants gun down their own people.

The warning came as one of the biggest waves of unrest in Iran since 2022 erupted over a collapsing rial, runaway inflation, and an economic squeeze that has left hardworking Iranians desperate and furious. Reports say several provinces saw violent clashes and at least six or seven people killed as security forces moved against demonstrators demanding basic economic justice. The regime’s failed economic stewardship, not mysterious foreign plots, is what lit this fuse.

Predictably, Iranian officials scrambled to accuse the United States and Israel of stirring trouble, threatening retaliation and blaming outsiders instead of owning the chaos at home. Their reflexive lies expose the rot at the heart of the regime — when your only defense is blaming others, you know you’re losing legitimacy. The United States must not be cowed by thin-skinned outrages and false accusations.

Patriots should applaud firmness, not flinch at it. Weakness invites brutality; strength gives breathing room to those risking everything for liberty. If the U.S. is serious about backing freedom, it must pair clear warnings with tangible measures — targeted sanctions, refuge for dissidents, and public diplomatic support that makes it harder for Tehran to gaslight the world.

We also cannot forget that this regime props itself up through proxies and a reckless nuclear ambition that threatens the region and our allies. Appeasement would simply let the ayatollahs buy more influence and more weaponry while ordinary Iranians pay the price. Congress and an administration that values American leadership should ensure all options remain on the table and that we never normalize the slaughter of dissidents.

This moment is a test of character for America and for conservatives who claim to stand for freedom. Stand with the brave Iranians in the streets, demand accountability from the tyrants in Tehran, and back leaders who will defend liberty rather than lecture about nuance while people die. Hardworking Americans know what freedom is worth — and we must back it up with action.

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