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IRGC intelligence arm threatens protesters, says situation ‘unacceptable’

Jan 9, 2026, 13:59 GMT+0

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards intelligence organization issued a warning to protesters on Friday, saying the continuation of the current situation was “unacceptable.”

“We warn that the continuation of this situation is unacceptable,” it said in a statement, adding that the blood of those killed in what it described as recent “terrorist incidents” was on the hands of their planners.

The statement added that the organization vows to protect what it described as the achievements of the Islamic Republic and public security as a “red line.”

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