The recent protests in Iran have garnered international attention, with the US government commenting prominently on the situation. The US president previously stated that if protesters advocating for change are killed, Washington ’will come to their rescue.’ This declaration has sparked diplomatic dialogue and varying reactions among foreign ministers and global leaders. The comments suggest concern over the safety of protesters and have implications for US-Iran relations. Iranian officials have responded by emphasizing their sovereignty and condemning foreign interference. The protests, which involve citizens demanding political and economic reforms, continue to escalate, though authorities maintain they are handling the situation internally. The international community remains watchful of how the Iranian government manages the unrest, and responses from global diplomatic channels continue to develop. The situation underscores ongoing regional instability and highlights the delicate balance of external influence and internal sovereignty.