The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.1
Uprising of June 10-20
Limitation is leaving the country in fear of defected agents
Tehran, June 15, 2010
In fear of the fact that its forces leave the country and take refugee abroad the clerical dictatorship has prohibited their leaving the country without official permission.
Rahim Mashaee the head of Ahmadinejad’s office said: “it is just like the management board of a governmental company they cannot leave the country without permission. So the agents of military bodies have to have permission for leaving the country and if they have a judiciary decree issued for them for any reason this should be mentioned in the permission”.
Armed attack on two Bassijies
Kazeroon, June 16, 2010
State run media reported that two Bassijies were attacked on dawn of Sunday morning June 14 in a village in Kazeroon and shot at. One of them died at the instant and the other was transferred to hospital.
Tehran on June 15th; supplementary reports
- at 1925 students of Tehran University at the intersection of Amirabad and Forsat streets protested chanting ‘death to Khamenei’ and clashed with Plainclothes and Intelligence agents. About 17 to 18 students have been arrested and about 9 have been injured. People rushed to help the students and clashed with the agents. Clashed continued till 2300. Students chanted ‘this month is the month of blood, oppression is overthrown’.
- At the anniversary of June 15 RGC flooded Tehran and actually invaded Tehran. More than 10000 Bassiji and RGC motorcyclists and thousands of the forces completely occupied Azadi Square up to Enghelab Square. These forces were fully equipped. Their clothing was different than usual. SSF’s Especial Units were stationed inside the buildings and didn’t take into the streets but military forces including Plainclothes, Marines, Especial Units and ‘Green Hats’ had completely invaded Azadi and Enghelab Avenues.
- At 2200 at the anniversary of the popular protesting march of Iranians residents of different regions of Tehran chanted ‘Allah O Akbar’ and ‘death to Khamenei’ from their roof tops. This act was carried on in regions of Imam Hossein, Rahahan, Vanak and Toopkhaneh.
Professor’s son arrested
Tehran, June 16, 2010
Following the protest gathering of June 13 at Tehran University the security atmosphere is very high there.
Mohammad Reza Jalajipoor the son of one of Tehran University’s professors is arrested. He was arrested at the same time last year. Students have filled the Department of Social Science with his pictures.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Iran-Students-Committee/222864894745?ref=ts
Iranstudentscommittee.blospot.com
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