The Iranian government has officially responded to student protests for the first time, recognizing their right to express anger but emphasizing that certain national symbols constitute inviolable 'red lines'.

The Iranian government stated that students have the right to protest but must not cross 'red lines,' according to a spokesperson.

The Iranian government has declared the air force and navy of Cyprus, along with all European Union member states, as terrorist organizations in a retaliatory move.

Thousands protested the Iranian government worldwide, while authorities in Iran responded by using digital surveillance tools to track down and target anti-government demonstrators.

The Iranian government has issued a warning to protesters, stating that there are 'red lines' that should not be crossed.

The Iranian government has declared the air force and navy of every European Union member state as terrorist organizations in retaliation for EU actions.

The Iranian government has stated that students are permitted to protest but must respect certain boundaries, such as the national flag, despite acknowledging widespread anger.

An Iranian defector who fled the regime after refusing to suppress his own people has been deported by Turkey, returning him to the hands of the Iranian government.

The Iranian government has demanded evidence from the US regarding claims of tens of thousands of deaths during recent nationwide protests, with figures from Trump and UN experts differing significantly. Tehran also stated it would not succumb to pressure as the threat of war persists.