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Trump will be ‘pursued, tried and punished,’ Iran’s judiciary chief says

Jan 19, 2026, 16:01 GMT+0

Iran’s judiciary chief accused US President Donald Trump of responsibility for what he described as crimes linked to Iran’s nationwide protests, saying legal action would be pursued domestically and through international channels.

“The US president, the leaders of the accursed Zionist regime, and other supporters and providers of military and propaganda support to the criminals and terrorists involved in the recent events are among the offenders who, in accordance with the extent and scale of their crimes, will be pursued, tried and punished,” Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei said in a post on X.

“We will not abandon the pursuit and prosecution of the perpetrators of the recent crimes in domestic courts and through international avenues,” he added.

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