U.S.-based human rights organizations report that more than 2,000 people have been killed in Iran amid ongoing protests, with at least 1,850 deaths confirmed, according to news agency Haran.

Among those killed, 135 were reportedly affiliated with the government, while seven others, including children, had no known ties, the agency said.

Iranian authorities have called for investigations into the killings, referring to those responsible as “the culprits,” while simultaneously targeting activists involved in the unrest.

U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly expressed support for the protesters, stating that “support is on its way.” The White House has indicated that further action regarding Iran is expected soon, with additional details reportedly to be provided on Tuesday evening.

The discrepancy between official figures and human rights estimates has raised international concern over the scale of the crackdown and the treatment of demonstrators.