President Donald Trump has vowed to take 'very strong action' against Iran if the regime proceeds with the execution of protesters, amid reports that a 26-year-old man, Erfan Soltani, faces imminent hanging for participating in demonstrations. Trump, speaking during a visit to Detroit, reiterated his warning that military action is on the table should Iran continue to use lethal force against anti-government protesters, with estimates of the death toll ranging from 2,000 to over 6,000. The United States administration is reportedly weighing a range of responses, from diplomatic measures to military strikes, as Iran threatens retaliation against any foreign intervention. The protests, sparked by economic turmoil, have grown into a nationwide challenge to Iran's leadership, while Trump faces mounting foreign policy crises elsewhere, including ongoing tensions in Venezuela, Gaza, and Ukraine.