Oliver Conway

But courage has a cost in Iran.

A huge cost.

This forecourt is full.

Ground zero of grief.

It's an open-air morgue.

We've tried to count body bags.

There's at least 180 here and the trucks keep coming.

The government is also burying their dead.

Coffins carrying police and civilians carried by the crowds.

The presenter on state TV lists ten provinces where they fell.

Killed, she says, in terrorist acts committed by the US and Israel.

Death to America, MPs shouted in Parliament today.

The Speaker had a warning for President Trump, who's been threatening to attack Iran again.

So that you are not miscalculating, know that in the case of an attack on Iran, Israel, as well as US military bases in the region, will be our legitimate targets.

Iran's exiled former crown prince sent President Trump a different message on America's Fox TV.

Some call for Reza Pahlavi to return.

He's helped galvanize these protests.

But his call for foreign help is rejected by those Iranians who say change has to come from within.

Today, Iran's President Peshishyan also spoke for the first time in days.

We ask that everyone comes together and not let these people riot.