Kyiv official says Russia running low on Iranian drones; claims Moscow offered to send its own experts on suppressing dissent to Tehran, which is dealing with anti-regime protests

11 others, including 3 children, get lengthy prison sentences over involvement in death of Ruhollah Ajamian during nationwide protests

The movement is novel in its duration, its spread across provinces and social classes, and its readiness to openly call for the end of clerical rule

Iran's prosecutor general reportedly says notorious police units scrapped but State Department reports no evidence of any change

Brig. Gen. Amit Saar says foundations allowing Israel to manage conflict are 'faltering' amid young Palestinians' growing anger; believes Iranian regime will survive protests

Judiciary said to close jewelry shop and restaurant owned by top goal scorer for his 'cooperation with anti-revolutionary groups in cyberspace'

Protest supporters call supposed disbandment of force a 'PR move,' say it doesn't change oppressive dress code for women but simply marks switch in enforcement of law

Kurds who fled country say protesters don't only want freedom from headscarf, but also abolishment of regime in Tehran, though views elsewhere mixed

Country's AG reportedly makes announcement at conference on religion, more than 2 months after Mahsa Amini died in custody; no comment from Interior Ministry, which controls force

Attorney-General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri gives no indication on how legislation could be modified