BLOODBATH IN TEHRAN: US Military is Moving - 12,000 Dead, ‘Get Out’ Orders Issued

The situation in Iran has spiraled into what witnesses are calling a "unilateral war," as reports of a massive death toll coincide with ominous US military movements and a direct pledge of support from President Donald Trump.

With Israeli intelligence estimating 5,000 dead and CBS News reporting numbers as high as 12,000, the streets of Tehran and provincial cities have turned into killing fields. Iranian opposition sources warn the true number could be nearing 20,000.

"Get Out Now"

The US State Department has urged all American citizens to leave Iran immediately, suggesting land crossings to Turkey or Armenia if safe. Similar warnings have been issued by the UK, France, Germany, Canada, and India. When asked about the evacuation order, President Trump didn’t mince words: "It’s a good idea for Americans to evacuate."

The Bloodbath: "They Just Kill and Kill"

Horrific testimonies are emerging from the communications blackout. In Pardis, near Tehran, eyewitnesses describe death squads in unmarked vehicles ambushing civilians in alleyways.

"They killed people even if they weren't connected to the protests," one witness told the New York Post. "At least two or three people were killed in every alley." Another witness described the crackdown as a slaughter: "Security forces just killed and killed and killed. People scream, and then they are shot. It is a one-sided war."

In Qazvin, regime forces are reportedly going door-to-door, hunting for Starlink terminals to cut off the last lifeline of information.

Musk vs. The Mullahs

At President Trump’s request, Elon Musk has ordered SpaceX engineers to work around the clock to bypass the regime's jamming of Starlink internet services.

While the regime attempts to throttle upload speeds to prevent protest videos from leaking, SpaceX has already pushed software updates to partially restore service. Activists describe it as a "constant game of cat and mouse," with conditions changing hourly.

The Military Buildup: Is Strike Imminent?

The most alarming development for the Ayatollahs comes from the skies over the Pacific. Foreign sources report that at least 8 KC-135R aerial refueling tankers were spotted in Honolulu, Hawaii, believed to be en route to the strategic base of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. This deployment suggests preparation for long-range air operations. When asked about his cryptic tweet promising that "Help is on the way," President Trump simply replied: "You are going to find out."

The World Divided

The geopolitical fault lines are widening. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy threw his support behind the uprising, stating on X that a regime that kills its own citizens "is not worthy of existing."

However, behind the scenes, panic is setting in among the Gulf States. The Wall Street Journal reports that Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Qatar have privately warned the White House that toppling the Iranian regime could crash the global economy by sending oil prices skyrocketing.

In Jerusalem, the Israeli Security Cabinet has been briefed on the potential for the fall of the Ayatollahs and the scope of American intervention. As the death toll mounts, the world waits to see if the "help" Trump promised will arrive in time to save the Iranian people, or if it will ignite a broader regional conflict.