White House spokeswoman Karen Jean-Pierre said that Washington would continue to criticise Tehran over its mistreatment of Iranian demonstrators.
In an interview with Al-Arabiya/Al-Hadath, she added that her country will keep imposing sanctions against those who have used violence against Iranians, adding that they will continue to talk morality.
She responded to a query from Al-Arabiya/Al-Hadath by stating that US Vice President Joe Biden’s administration is attempting to make it easier for Iranians to access online services.
She claimed that the Biden administration has been very explicit about its intentions and has taken steps to make it easier for Iranians to access Internet services that are blocked by the regime, including safe third-party platforms and services.
This occurred as Iran’s chief of general staff, Mohammad Bagheri, claimed on Tuesday that Israel and the United States were responsible for the recent developments in the nation.
Bagheri, according to his allegation and what was carried by the Iranian Tasnim Agency, said that the recent events were the result of a plot and planning by the triangle of America, the Zionist entity, and their supporters on the occasion of the Internal Security Forces Day in a statement.
Notably, Amini passed away on September 16, 2022, three days after being detained by the morality police and brought to a Tehran hospital. Amini was from the Kurdish city of Saqqaz in northwest Iran.
Her passing caused outrage in Iran over a number of issues, including personal freedom restrictions and stringent dress codes for women, as well as the country’s current living and economic conditions, stringent regulations imposed by the regime and its political system generally, as well as corruption. repression, too.
It was estimated that 1,500 people were killed (according to Reuters) in crackdowns against demonstrators during the recent rallies, which have spread to dozens of cities around the nation and still involve people from all colours and socioeconomic groups.
White House: We are assisting with Iranian Internet access.
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