One of the options being discussed was a major air strike on multiple Iranian military targets, one of the officials said, while another said there was no consensus on what course of action should be taken and that no military equipment or personnel had been moved in preparation for the strike, noting that the talks were part of normal planning and that there was no indication of an imminent attack on Iran, the Wall Street Journal wrote.
Austrian Airlines suspends flights to Tehran
Austrian Airlines is suspending flights to Tehran due to the “current political situation”. The press release states that after assessing the current situation, the security department of Austrian Airlines has recommended the preventive suspension of flights to and from Tehran, ending on January 12.
According to Reuters, the airline remains in “round-the-clock, 24-hour” coordination with relevant security authorities and “continuously and carefully” monitors developments in the region.
Media: Protesters are being shot at in Tehran
Iran International, a Persian media outlet in exile funded by sources linked to Saudi Arabia, released a video it said showed security forces opening fire on protesters in the Tehranpars neighborhood in eastern Tehran on Saturday night.
Security forces opened fire on protesters in Tehranpars district, east of the capital, on Saturday night, a video obtained by Iran International shows. pic.twitter.com/Ekwz9AHPbk
— Iran International English (@IranIntl_En) January 10, 2026
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