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Subject: Protests after Iranian election and Southern Azerbaijan Speaker: Saleh Kamrani Date: 5 July 2009 Time: Tabriz 20:30, Baku 21:00, Central Europe: 18:00 |
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. | Tehran has denied that is working on a nuclear-weapons project and has said its programme is only geared towards producing electricity.
Obama also spoke about the presence of US troops in Afghanistan, saying that will he reassess whether to send more soldiers after the Afghan national elections in August. |
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. | According to IRNA, occupier forces in Southern Azerbaijan had started military practice in Kaleybar region to prevent people from attending the assembly. In recent years, Fars regime had shown a great fear from unity between Azerbaijanis and has tightened the security masseurs in Azerbaijan. Azerbaijanis are not allowed to practice their culture, are not allowed to teach and learn on their mother language and also are loosing their heritages because of planed demolition programs against Azerbaijani historical monuments. |
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. | Israel inflicted “wanton destruction” in the Gaza Strip during its 22-day war on the coastal enclave in December and January, Amnesty International, the London-based human rights group has said.
In a 117-page report released on Thursday, Amnesty cited evidence that Israeli troops put children and other civilians in harm’s way |
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. | The US army says it has launched a major offensive against the Taliban in south Afghanistan’s Helmand province.
The US military says about 4,000 Marines as well as 650 Afghan troops are involved, supported by Nato planes. Brigadier General Larry Nicholson said the operation was different from previous ones because of the “massive size of the force” and its |
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. | The Association for Defence of Azerbaijani Political Prisoners in Iran (ADAPP) supports the people of Iran who are now struggling against oppression. The current election crisis reflects the democratic urgings of the Iranian people.
ADAPP condemns the violence used after the election to crush this popular democratic surge. The videos of Basij militiamen firing upon innocent |
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. | Iraqi forces assumed formal control of Baghdad and other cities Tuesday after American troops handed over security in urban areas in a defining step toward ending the U.S. combat role in the country. A countdown clock broadcast on Iraqi TV ticked to zero as the midnight deadline passed for U.S. combat troops to finish their pullback to bases outside cities. |
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. | No official statement is made after a meeting between the prime minister and the top general, but the justice minister’s presence has led to speculation that legislation restricting the powers of military courts was also discussed.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Chief of Staff Gen. İlker Başbuğ came together in a surprise meeting Monday as tension in the country |
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. | protesters are angry of the result by Guardians Council. They countinued ther protest by southing “Downwith dictator” on rooftops in Tehran as they do at nights since the fraudulent election. |
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. | Iran has recalled its ambassador to Azerbaijan for consultations after a visit by Israeli President Shimon Peres to Baku. Iranian news agency ISNA quoted an informed source as saying the envoy was recalled to Tehran due to Peres’ visit to Azerbaijan. The semi-official Fars News Agency carried a similar report. |
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. | The fighting pitted supporters of Shiite parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri’s Amal movement and the Future Movement of Sunni prime minister-designate Saad Hariri in the Aisha Bakkar district of the capital.
Automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades were being used, correspondents said. |
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. | Iranian security forces have used tear gas and batons to disperse about 3,000 protesters after they gathered in northern Tehran, witnesses say.
The demonstration outside |
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. | OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza echoed the call:
Inzulza said what has occurred is a military coup that must be condemned with energy. He said the OAS must issue a clear demand for a |
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. | Iranian authorities have detained eight employees of the British embassy in Tehran, accusing them of involvement in post-election unrest in the Islamic Republic, the semi-official Fars news agency has reported.
“Eight local employees at the British embassy who had a considerable role in recent unrest were taken into custody,” Fars said on Sunday, without |
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. | Israeli President was welcomed at Heydar Aliyev Baku International Airport by First Deputy Prime Minister Yagub Eyyub and other officials.
Shimon Peres and Yagub Eyyub had a short protocol meeting at a VIP hall of the airport. |
