@@ Iranians Killed by Anglo-Israeli agents, terrorists arrested @@
Arash
June 12, 2005
Nine Killed by Bomb Blasts in Iran
Ahvaz, Iran - At least nine people were killed and 90 others injured Sunday in four bomb
explosions that targeted government buildings and officials in southwestern Iran.
At least four women were among those killed in the explosions in Ahvaz, capital of the
southwestern Khuzestan province which borders Iraq. The blasts were the deadliest
explosions in Iran in more than a decade.
Gholamreza Shariati, deputy provincial governor for security affairs, said perpetrators
were seeking to undermine public participation in Friday's presidential elections.
Television pictures showed the blast sites with heavily damaged buildings and blood on the
ground. The force of the explosions also damaged cars in the streets. Shariati said 36
people, including eight police officers, were injured.
Following the first three blasts, experts had tried to defuse a fourth bomb but failed,
and it exploded.
Ahvaz was the site of a US-UK-Israeli financed unrest in April. Iranian officials at the
time confirmed one Wahhabi-arab-terrorist was killed. But Wahhabi-Ba'athist terrorists
based in arab countries, and some smaller groups based in Britain, and Canada said more
than 20 had been killed. Some 250 were arrested.
Arabs make up about 1.5% of Iran's population, Persians account for 80% and other
minorities comprise the remainder.
Bomb explosions have been a rare occurrence in Iran since the end of the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq
war.
Iran hit by wave of bombings ahead of vote, blames U.S.
Later Sunday, another blast hit a busy square in Tehran, killing two people and seriously
wounding three, official media said.
The explosion in Tehran occurred at Imam Hossein square. The home-made bomb was hidden in
a rubbish bin. The blast occurred at 8:20 pm.
Iran is accusing US-UK-Israeli-backed "terrorists" of seeking to destabilize the country
ahead of presidential elections.
The terrorists infiltrated Iran from the region of Basra in southern Iraq, by the order of
US-UK-Israeli mafia. These terrorists have been trained under the umbrella of the
Americans in Iraq.
Iran suspected British troops across the border also have links to the Wahhabi-Ba'athist
terrorists.
"We call on the Americans and the British to condemn these attacks and hand over the
terrorists in Iraq. Sadly, they have so far not said anything", top national security
official Ali Agha Mohammadi said.
US-UK-Israeli-backed anti-Iran group MKO/MEK/NCR headed by Maryam Qajar-Azedanllo
(http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Maryam_Rajavi&oldid=14187069), is also based
across the border in Iraq. Terrorist MKO also has bases in Europe, U.S., Canada,
Australia, and Pakistan.
A recent report by the New York-based Human Rights Watch
(http://hrw.org/backgrounder/mena/iran0505) that documents and condemns serious
human-rights abuses by the Iraqi-based and US-UK-Israeli-backed armed anti-Iran terrorist
group Mujahideen-e-Khalq (http://www.iran-interlink.org / http://www.irandidban.com) came
as welcome relief to dozens of former members of this terrorist cultist organization who
have consistently complained of gross human-rights abuses in MKO camps in Iraq since 1991.
MKO has been backed by right-wing U.S. lawmakers, a group of hardline neo-conservatives
and retired military officers called the "Iran Policy Committee"
(http://www.iranpolicycommittee.org/page3.html), and some U.S. officials - particularly in
the Pentagon - who believe the MKO could be used to help destabilize Iran.
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Rescue workers are seen at the explosion site in Ahvaz, Iran, Sunday June 12, 2005.
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People clean up next to a damaged police car at the site pn an explosion in Ahvaz, Iran,
Sunday June 12, 2005.
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Rescue workers are seen at the explosion site in Ahvaz, Iran, Sunday June 12, 2005.
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People walk infront of the lightly damaged building of Programing and Managing Office of
the Khuzestan province at one of the explosion sites in Ahvaz, Iran, Sunday June 12, 2005.
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A TV grab from the state run Iranian network shows cars damaged by the explosion in Ahvaz,
Iran, Sunday June 12, 2005
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A TV grab from the state run Iranian network shows a damaged car by the explosion in
Ahvaz, Iran, Sunday June 12, 2005.
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In front of two police officers, an Iranian security man shows a part of a car damaged in
an explosion in front of the governor's office, in the city of Ahvaz, Iran.
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An Iranian security guard points to the Ahvaz governor's office 1000 km south of Tehran
June 12, 2005.
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An Iranian security guard shows a part of an exploded car after a bombing at the Ahvaz
governor's office 1000km south of Tehran June 12, 2005.
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A general view of Ahvaz governor's office after a bombing at the Ahvaz governor's office.
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An Iranian security guard shows a part of an exploded car after a bombing at the Ahvaz
governor's office
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An Iranian security person, inspects a NGO office damaged in an explosion in the city of
Ahvaz, Iran.
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As a police officer stands at left, an Iranian security person inspects a wall of the
governor's office damaged in an explosion in the city of Ahvaz, Iran.
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A guard of the governor's building who was injured in an explosion is under treatment at
the Imam hospital in Ahvaz, Iran.
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Iranian rescuers work at the site of one of the explosions that targetted several public
buildings in Iran's restive southwestern city of Ahvaz. Iran was struck by a wave of
deadly bomb attacks in this southwestern city and in the capital Tehran.
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Iranian rescuers gather at the site of one of the explosions that targetted several public
buildings in Iran's restive southwestern city of Ahvaz.
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A car damaged by an explosion in Ahvaz, Iran.
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A car that has been damaged in an explosion is seen in Ahvaz, Iran.
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A blood-stained door is seen inside one of the government buildings which has been damaged
in an explosion in Ahvaz, Iran.
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Soldiers walk in front of the governor's house which has been damaged in an explosion in
Ahvaz, Iran.
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Rescue workers are seen at the explosion site in Ahvaz, Iran.
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A TV grab taken 12 June 2005 from Iranian Al-Alam TV shows a wrecked car in Iran's restive
southwestern city of Ahvaz.
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An Iranian clergyman and people pass as muncipality workers try to clean up the explosion
site in Ahvaz, Iran.
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Explosion site in Ahvaz, Iran.
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Iranian soldiers stand guard at the site of an explosion as the ground is covered by blood
after a bomb blast near Imam Hussein Square in Tehran Sunday June 12, 2005. One person was
killed and four injured in an explosion in central Tehran Sunday, state-run television
reported, hours after four bombs targeted at government.
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Iranian men stand next to what has been a trash bin after a bomb exploded near Imam
Hussein Square in Tehran Sunday June 12, 2005.
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An Iranian police officer tries to control the crowd after a bomb detonated near Imam
Hussein Square in Tehran Sunday June 12, 2005.
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An municipality cleaner sweeps the street after a bomb exploded near Imam Hussein Square
in Tehran Sunday June 12, 2005. One person was killed and four injured in an explosion in
central Tehran.
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Explosion site in Tehran, Iran.
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