‘Attack on our great leader means full-scale war,’ Iran’s president warns US

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• Also read: The battle for perception: How protesters are caught between Iran’s two clashing narratives "Traffic data indicate a significant return to some online services, including Google, suggesting that heavily filtered access has been enabled, corroborating user reports of partial restoration," Netblocks said in a social media post.
• The Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) said on Sunday that despite the continued widespread internet blackout and intense security pressure, confirmed figures show that the total number of verified deaths has reached 3,308, with another 4,382 cases still under review.
• So far, 2,107 people with severe injuries have been identified, and the arrest of at least 24,266 individuals has been confirmed.
• Also read: ‘Islamic Republic will fall... I'm calling for a surgical strike’: Reza Pahlavi On this day, the Leader of the Islamic Republic for the first time acknowledged that "several thousand people" had been killed during the protests.
• The release of new images from forensic medicine centres, an increase in mass arrests, and the intensification of international reactions were among today's most significant developments, as per HRANA.