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Iranian University Students Protest Against Regime Amidst Security Clashes

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In Iran, university students have engaged in protests for the fourth consecutive day, voicing their dissent against the government and its leadership. These demonstrations began over the weekend to mark 40 days since nationwide protests were violently suppressed. Footage shows students burning flags and chanting against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The Iranian Minister of Science warned that 'agitators' will face serious repercussions, while government spokespersons acknowledged the right to protest but emphasized respect for national symbols. Cultural policy makers have called for stricter enforcement of regulations in universities, condemning recent actions as unacceptable, particularly during the holy month of Ramadan.

Key Details: • Protests began to commemorate 40 days since earlier violent demonstrations. • Minister of Science warns of serious consequences for protestors. • Government emphasizes respect for national symbols like the flag. • Calls for stricter enforcement of university regulations regarding protests.

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Ali KhameneiTeheránMohammad Movahedi AzadHossein SarafFatemah MohajeraniMinisterio de CienciaConsejo Supremo de la Revolución Cultural

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