NGO Iran Human Rights warned the actual death toll could be up to 6,000.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is weighing a range of military and non-military options in response to deadly anti-government protests in Iran, according to two U.S. officials.

US President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that Iran had contacted him expressing a desire “to negotiate” following his repeated warnings of potential military intervention should the Iranian government continue killing protesters. The unrest, sparked initially by a sudden depreciation of Iran’s currency, has escalated into nationwide anti-government demonstrations.

Iran says it has proof the US and Israel interfered in protests, turning economic grievances into a destabilization campaign.

Washington DC: Amid the massive protests across several provinces in Iran, which had reportedly killed over 500 people, US President Donald Trump on

Anti-government protests in Iran continued for a 15th straight day on January 11, with demonstrators gathering on the streets of Tehran as a harsh security crackdown intensified and the number of reported deaths continued to rise.