Iranian students are protesting for the third consecutive day. The government warns that "limits" must be respected.

Students in Iran have taken to the streets again for the third consecutive day at the beginning of the new academic year, protesting against the regime in Tehran and chanting anti-government slogans at several universities, including Al Zahra University and the University of Tehran.

The Iranian government has stated that students can continue their protests, but they must respect certain "limits," such as respect for the national flag.

The government spokesperson acknowledged the students' anger but emphasized the need to respect national symbols. The students' protests are part of a broader movement of discontent against the authoritarian leadership and are taking place amid international negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program.