Iran is launching explosive legal battles against what it calls 'foreign-backed terrorism' following violent 2025 protests that shook the nation. Judicial officials confirmed Sunday they're preparing international lawsuits targeting Western leaders and Israeli intelligence operatives. 🔥
From Protests to 'Terrorism' Claims
Judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir revealed authorities have identified key figures behind last year's unrest, which began in December 2025. 'These weren't simple demonstrations,' Jahangir stated, alleging the violence evolved into coordinated attacks on police and government buildings. 🚨
Global Finger-Pointing Intensifies
Iranian leaders directly accused former US President Donald Trump and Mossad of orchestrating the chaos. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei called Trump a 'criminal' during a fiery January 17 speech, while President Masoud Pezeshkian warned any attack on Iranian leadership would mean 'all-out war.' 💥
Economic Sanctions Fuel Tensions
Pezeshkian blamed Washington's 'inhumane sanctions' for Iran's economic struggles during a call with Russia's Putin. The legal moves come as Trump recently threatened military action before walking back claims, keeping global observers on edge. 🌐
With Iran compiling evidence from the June 2025 Iran-Israel clashes for international courts, this legal offensive could redefine Middle East geopolitics. Stay tuned as this high-stakes drama unfolds. 📈
