Iran jails psychologist over Trump plea as regime demands he make Americans ‘look stupid’: family

An Iranian psychologist, Seyed Ahmad Seyedabdollahi, posted an English-language video addressing President Donald Trump and urging him to support protesters in Iran. Subsequently, he was arrested by authorities, interrogated, and convicted by the Branch One of the Borujen Revolutionary Court for "engaging in media activities against national security," receiving a seven-month prison sentence. His relatives reported that during his detention, he faced sustained pressure and alleged denial of family contact or legal access.