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At least 180 Tehran students summoned amid protests

Feb 25, 2026, 17:38 GMT+0

At least 180 university students in Tehran have been summoned to disciplinary committees by text message, a University of Tehran students’ group said in a post on its Telegram channel, amid anti-establishment student protests. It added that more than 60 others were told by phone not to attend university.

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