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Iran Protests Enter Third Straight Day as Students Join In

The protests started on Sunday after merchants were angered by the
Iranian rial's falling value

By

Benoit Faucon

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President Trump was meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida to discuss Phase 2 of
the peace plan between Israel and Hamas. Photo: Jonathan Ernst/
Reuters

Iranians protested for a third straight day over mounting frustration
with a spiraling economic crisis that has gripped the country since
its war with Israel.

On Tuesday, university students in Tehran joined the protests, which
began earlier this week after merchants angry over the Iranian rial's
falling value took to the streets in several cities. 

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