EU condemns Iran's violent crackdown on protests as death toll reaches 51

At least 51 protesters killed including 9 minors, thousands detained, and live ammunition used against civilians during two-week crackdown on demonstrations.

For nearly two weeks, Iranians have taken to the streets in a cry that began with economic desperation—a rial in freefall, inflation above 52 percent, survival made arithmetic—and grew into something the state cannot easily absorb: a demand for accountability itself. The regime has answered with live ammunition, digital blackouts, and the deaths of at least 51 people, nine of them children. Europe has responded with rare unanimity, calling the crackdown what it is—state violence against a people asking for a different future. What unfolds now is an old and terrible question: how much force can

EU condemns Iran's violent crackdown on protests as death toll reaches 51

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