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Iran protest: At least 2,000 killed as 16-day uprising becomes bloodiest in decades

January 13, 2026

The ongoing protests in Iran have resulted in a death toll of at least 2,000 over 16 days of unrest, making it one of the bloodiest uprisings in decades. The casualties include protesters, security forces, and civilians, as reported by human rights activists and confirmed by an Iranian official.

Iran protest: At least 2,000 killed as 16-day uprising becomes bloodiest in decades

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Key Highlights

Death toll from protests in Iran reaches at least 2,000.
The unrest has lasted for over 16 days.
Casualties include protesters, security forces, and civilians.
The figure was reported by the Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA).
The situation is described as the bloodiest in decades.

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Iran protest: At least 2,000 killed as 16-day uprising becomes bloodiest in decades

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Iran protest: At least 2,000 killed as 16-day uprising becomes bloodiest in decades

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