President Donald Trump is considering possible intervention in Iran as the death toll from nationwide protests surpasses 500. The unrest, triggered by economic collapse and severe inflation, has led to violent crackdowns, with thousands detained and verified video showing rows of body bags in Tehran. Trump revealed that Iranian leaders have reached out for new nuclear negotiations, but warned that military action remains on the table if conditions worsen. Iranian officials have threatened retaliation against any foreign military moves, while the government has declared three days of mourning for security forces killed in the clashes. Amid an internet blackout, protestors inside Iran have called for outside intervention, describing brutal tactics used by the regime and expressing hope that international pressure will help end the violence.