Unrest in Iran: New Death Toll Figures Emerge

The Human Rights Activists News Agency claims at least 6,126 people have died in Iran's crackdown on protests. The Iranian government reports far fewer deaths, citing 3,117. Discrepancies arise due to restricted internet access, making independent verification challenging.

At least 6,126 individuals have reportedly perished in Iran's forceful response to countrywide protests, according to US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency.

The group, with a track record of accuracy during similar unrest, relies on local activists to confirm each death.

The Iranian government disputes this figure, claiming only 3,117 deaths while branding a portion as 'terrorists.' Official numbers are difficult to verify due to curtailed internet and communication disruptions.