Iranian Police, Protesters Clash: Via Voice of America.
Iranian media say police and demonstrators clashed in Tehran Thursday when activists defied a government warning against demonstrations.
Iranian state-run television says security forces fired tear gas to disperse protesters, who gathered near Tehran University to mark the 10th anniversary of a student uprising.
The station says hundreds of demonstrators gathered near the site, but other news agencies say thousands turned out for the protests.
Witnesses say police fired shots into the air and also used batons and tear gas to hold back protesters. They also say demonstrators chanted "Death to the dictator" and set trash cans on fire.
Witnesses say police detained some of the demonstrators, and they also say members of the pro-government Basij militia were out in force.
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