Iran admitted on state television Tuesday that its security forces murdered what it called "rioters" in cities across the country after mass demonstrations over a spike in government-set gasoline prices.
“The acknowledgment came in a television package that criticized international Farsi-language channels for their reporting on the crisis, which began on Nov. 15,” the Associated Press reports.
The New York Times reported over the weekend that the number could be higher.
Altogether, from 180 to 450 people, and possibly more, were killed in four days of intense violence after the gasoline price increase was announced on Nov. 15, with at least 2,000 wounded and 7,000 detained, according to international rights organizations, opposition groups and local journalists.“It’s something pretty unprecedented event in the history of the human rights violations in the Islamic Republic,” Mansoureh Mills, an Iran researcher for Amnesty International, told AP.....snip~
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Will our Iranian apologists tell us there is no there there....there.