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Tehran student severely injured after Basij militia attack on protesters

Dec 30, 2025, 17:16 GMT+0Updated: 08:20 GMT+0

An Iranian student was severely injured and transferred to the hospital after the IRGC's Basij paramilitary forces attacked a gathering of students near Tehran's Amirkabir University, the Amirkabir Newsletter announced on Tuesday.

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