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US voices support for Iranian protesters, condemns 'violent silencing'

Dec 29, 2025, 21:29 GMT+0Updated: 08:46 GMT+0

The State Department on Monday published a video showing scenes of protests in Tehran, voicing support for the Iranian people and calling on the Islamic Republic to refrain from a violent crackdown.

“As Iran’s currency falls to its lowest level ever against the US dollar, hundreds of people gathered in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar to protest the worsening economic situation. Despite violence and a heavy security presence, brave Iranians continue to raise their voices and stage significant demonstrations,” the State Department’s Persian account on X said.

“The Islamic Republic must respect the fundamental rights of the Iranian people and respond to their legitimate demands instead of silencing them. The United States supports the Iranian people in their efforts to make their voices heard,” it added.

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