U.S. President Donald Trump issued a public warning directed at the Iranian government, cautioning against the use of force against protesters. He stated that the United States would intervene if Iranian authorities harmed peaceful demonstrators, framing his remarks as a commitment to human rights and diplomatic pressure. This statement coincides with ongoing unrest in Iran, where citizens have been engaging in protests citing economic hardship and political grievances. The U.S. government has historically taken a stance of opposition against violent crackdowns, and this recent warning reinforces its position of support for civil liberties. Iran’s government has not publicly responded to Trump’s remarks, and the situation remains dynamic with ongoing protests and government responses. The warning emphasizes the potential for international involvement in protecting peaceful protesters and increases diplomatic tension between the two nations.