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EXCLUSIVE

Journalists in Iran threatened over uprising coverage

Jan 20, 2026, 08:18 GMT+0

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry and the Revolutionary Guards have warned journalists inside the country against reporting on the national uprising, threatening arrests and heavy sentences, journalists inside Iran told Iran International.

Several reporters said they had been directly warned that any coverage of the uprising would lead to detention and harsh punishment.

Some journalists were told: “Do not do something you will regret; your family will mourn,” Iran International has learned.

The warnings come as authorities have moved to tighten control over information, including through a nationwide internet blackout and increased pressure on domestic media.

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