<p>Shouting "Death to the dictator!" angry supporters of defeated presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi lobbed stones at policemen who fired back with tear gas to break up the demonstration.<br /><br />The latest violence erupted on the prominent Vali Asr Street, also the scene of riotiong yesterday after Mousavi supporters took to the streets protesting at what they charge was a rigged election.<br /><br />Policemen stormed into nearby shops and dragged out protestors who had taken shelter there, the correspondent said.<br /><br />Tehran's deputy police chief Ahmad Reza Radan said the protestors were being "confronted firmly."<br /><br />"Forces used tear gas in some areas to stop the unrest. The situation is under control," he said on state television.<br /><br />The AFP correspondent reported a heavy police presence some of the riot hit areas, including interior ministry, which is near Vali Asr Street.</p>
<p>Shouting "Death to the dictator!" angry supporters of defeated presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi lobbed stones at policemen who fired back with tear gas to break up the demonstration.<br /><br />The latest violence erupted on the prominent Vali Asr Street, also the scene of riotiong yesterday after Mousavi supporters took to the streets protesting at what they charge was a rigged election.<br /><br />Policemen stormed into nearby shops and dragged out protestors who had taken shelter there, the correspondent said.<br /><br />Tehran's deputy police chief Ahmad Reza Radan said the protestors were being "confronted firmly."<br /><br />"Forces used tear gas in some areas to stop the unrest. The situation is under control," he said on state television.<br /><br />The AFP correspondent reported a heavy police presence some of the riot hit areas, including interior ministry, which is near Vali Asr Street.</p>