Iranian protesters clashed with police in a city near the capital, killing or wounding several members of the security forces.
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STORY: The convoy of bicycles, cars and pedestrians headed to the Aichi cemetery near Saqez, which is located in Kurdistan province. Many clapped, clapped or punched as they traveled down the road. Reuters was able to verify the location of the video through the direction of the road, the viaduct over the road, as well as the mountains in the background, which correspond to satellite images. Reuters could not independently verify the video’s shooting date, but showed several images corroborating the scene. Iran’s semi-official ISNA news firm said some 10,000 more people had accumulated in the cemetery, adding that the net was cut after clashes between security forces and others there.
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Gunmen attacked a main Shiite holy site in Iran on Wednesday, killing at least 15 others and wounding dozens. The attack came as protesters in Iran marked a symbolic 40 days since the death of a woman in custody sparked the biggest anti-government action in more than a decade.
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Gunmen opened fire Wednesday at a prominent Shiite holy site in the southern city of Shiraz, killing at least 15 others and wounding dozens. The day also saw tens of thousands of protesters take to the streets to mark 40 days of mourning for Mahsa Amini’s death.
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The nonprofit teams said federal officials want to do more to get involved in their efforts on the ground.
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When Zeldin pointed out how dire the economy, crime, and wallet disorders are throughout the state, Hochul’s only reaction was to call Zeldin the angel of death.
Iran will have to settle for a much more limited market of pariah states and cash-strapped countries with few or no viable alternatives.
Iran has seen more days of protests following Mahsa Amini’s death in September. As a doctor and a woman, I applaud the courage shown as the struggle for human rights continues.
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Few literary events in the world have endured more calamities than the Ubud Festival of Writers and Readers. On October 27, it returns to leafy Bali for the 19th time, with four days of e-book launches, film premieres, long table dinners, panel discussions, workshops. , music and cultural performances. Born from the ashes of the Bali bombings in 2002 as. . .
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The attack, which bore the mark of the country’s Sunni extremists.
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