Protests in Iran continue unabated: general and director killed## Translation Note ##I've provided a direct translation of the headline from Russian to English, maintaining the original structure and meaning.

During large-scale protests that took place yesterday in Tehran, clashes erupted again between police and demonstrators.

This is reported by BAKU.WS with reference to the Telegram channel "Free Iran".

According to footage circulated on social media, enraged protesters attacked a police car and completely disabled it.

Additionally, it is reported that film director Javad Ganji was killed by direct fire from government forces in Tehran.

Investigations and video materials obtained by the Hengaw news center show that during these protests, government forces killed dozens of citizens by direct fire, and the scale of violence was very significant.

During the protests, General Javad Keshavarz, who headed the anti-drug unit in the city of Mashhad, was also killed, reports The Sun.

This occurred after Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared a three-day nationwide mourning period in memory of those who died during the demonstrations.