Iran Reopens Airspace Amid Protests; Trump Claims Killings Halted

• Iran has reopened its airspace after a three-week shutdown due to violent protests, a move that could signal easing tensions.
• US President Donald Trump stated that he received assurances from 'very important sources' that the killing of protesters and planned executions in Iran have been halted.
• An Iranian rights group reports at least 3,428 deaths as the Islamic Regime attempts to suppress the ongoing protests.
• Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied any planned executions, stating there would be 'no hanging today or tomorrow' and accused Israel of orchestrating violence.
• Araghchi claimed the Iranian government is 'in full control' and reported 'calm' after what he described as a 'terrorist operation'.

Why It Matters: Iran reopens airspace and US claims protest killings halted, signaling potential de-escalation amid ongoing unrest.