Khamenei Warns Protesters, Foreign Backers: 'Iran Will Not Back Down'

• Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared the Islamic Republic 'will not retreat' against protests.
• Khamenei stated Iran 'will not tolerate serving foreigners' and anyone working for outside forces would be rejected.
• Comments followed an internet blackout in Iran and calls for more protests by Reza Pahlavi, son of the last shah.
• Khamenei accused protesters of 'ruining their own streets to make the President of another country happy,' referring to Donald Trump.
• State media alleged 'terrorist agents' of the US and Israel sparked violence; 34 protesters and 4 security personnel killed, 2,200 arrested.

Why It Matters: Iran's Supreme Leader vows no retreat against protests, blaming foreign influence amid internet blackouts and unrest.