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    They are accused of taking part in or promoting weeks of unrest after the June 12 presidential election, which was marred by opposition allegations of massive vote-rigging. "The enemy made an effort to poison the people" Jannati told worshippers gathered in Tehran. Full Article at Hartford Courant
    The enemy made an effort to poison the people
    – Ahmad Jannati SOURCE: Hartford Courant 8 months ago
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Embassy staff face Iran trials
  1. We remain deeply concerned about the two members of our staff who remain in detention in Iran.
    SOURCE: Hartford Courant 8 months ago
  2. Utmost attention was paid to deal with [election] complaints
    – Ahmad Jannati SOURCE: Hartford Courant 8 months ago
  3. We are confident that our staff have not engaged in any improper or illegal behavior
    SOURCE: Hartford Courant 8 months ago
  4. They had planned a velvet revolution before the election. ... A number of people at the British Embassy were arrested for involvement in the unrest and they will definitely be tried
    – Ahmad Jannati SOURCE: Hartford Courant 8 months ago
  5. It's not acceptable to file charges against the ones released or to the ones still in custody
    SOURCE: Hartford Courant 8 months ago

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