Summary
The Iranian government has warned students protesting at universities to stay within certain boundaries, or "red lines," after violent incidents on campuses. Many universities have closed or moved classes online following these protests, which are in response to earlier nationwide demonstrations. Despite tensions, officials stated no arrests occurred inside universities, though some students face disciplinary actions.
Key Facts
- Iranian students continue protesting at universities against the government.
- The government stressed the importance of maintaining "red lines" to protect sacred symbols like the national flag.
- Protests are a response to previous nationwide demonstrations with significant casualties.
- Some universities closed or moved to online classes after protests.
- Clashes at universities involved pro-government groups and anti-establishment students.
- Several students face disciplinary cases; some were suspended.
- A university official warned students of potential legal actions if arrested.
- A cyberattack targeted a university's website and sent messages to many Iranians, leading to an investigation.
