A major Iranian demonstration tomorrow?
Iranian authorities are allegedly "locking down" major cities in anticipation of a potentially overwhelming demonstration tomorrow. July 9, 2009 marks the 10th anniversary of an incident that saw as many as 10,000 protestors taking to the streets after a reformist newspaper was shuttered and its defenders physically attacked by security forces. Keep your eye out ...
Iranian authorities are allegedly "locking down" major cities in anticipation of a potentially overwhelming demonstration tomorrow. July 9, 2009 marks the 10th anniversary of an incident that saw as many as 10,000 protestors taking to the streets after a reformist newspaper was shuttered and its defenders physically attacked by security forces.
Iranian authorities are allegedly "locking down" major cities in anticipation of a potentially overwhelming demonstration tomorrow. July 9, 2009 marks the 10th anniversary of an incident that saw as many as 10,000 protestors taking to the streets after a reformist newspaper was shuttered and its defenders physically attacked by security forces.
Keep your eye out for more coverage tomorrow.
Hat tip: Andrew Sullivan
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