On Tuesday, January 13, Reuters reported, citing government sources in Iran, that the number of fatalities from the ongoing protests has reached approximately 2000. The Associated Press also confirmed, citing the "Human Rights Activists in Iran" group, that around 2000 people have been killed during these protests, including 1847 protesters and 135 government agents.
Skyler Thompson, a representative of the "Human Rights Activists in Iran" group, described this figure as "staggering" in an interview with the Associated Press and warned that due to communication blackouts, this number is likely "conservative" and may increase. According to this report, at least 9 children are among the victims, and more than 16,700 people have been detained.

