Iranian Officials Warn Students Against Protests Amid US Military Threats Over Nuclear Program
Summary
Iranian officials warned students against staging anti-government protests amid ongoing nationwide demonstrations and US military threats over Iran's nuclear program. The government emphasizes national symbols as off-limits and accuses foreign provocations for violence.
Key Points
- Iranian officials cautioned students against staging anti-government protests amid large-scale opposition demonstrations.
- The protests escalated after economic grievances and are intertwined with tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
- The government stresses the sanctity of the national flag and warns against crossing 'red lines' during protests.
- Human rights groups report ongoing arrests, torture, and secret executions related to protest suppression.
