DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iranian officials reached out to the wider Middle East on Wednesday over the threat of a possible U.S. military strike on the country, a month since the start of protests in Iran that soon spread nationwide and sparked a bloody crackdown.

ANKARA, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Turkey's foreign minister on Wednesday urged the U.S. to resolve its disputes with Iran "one by one" instead of through a sweeping deal, saying this would avoid humiliating Iranian officials,

President Donald Trump indicated Iran is seeking negotiations as the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier enters the region and protests continue inside Iran.

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Iran’s currency, the rial, falls to 1.5 million to $1, a record low after nationwide protests sparked by economic woes

A visual investigation by The New York Times shows the breadth and ferocity of the regime’s crackdown across the country.

Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. say Washington can’t use their airspace for a military operation against Tehran.