Iranians begin forming human chains around power plants ahead of Trump’s deadline, social media videos show - Fortune
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Social media videos show Iranians forming human chains around power plants before President Trump's deadline.
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Iranians are reportedly forming human chains around power plants, as shown in social media videos. This action comes ahead of a deadline set by President Trump, which has prompted widespread concern. The human chains appear to be a form of protest or a defensive measure against potential external actions related to the deadline. This development signifies escalating tensions between Iran and the United States under the Trump administration.
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