Iranian government says widespread protests are a 'political plot' by Kurdish separatists

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Protests demanding the overthrow of Iran's clerical rulers are now in their fourth month. They erupted after the death of Mahsa Amini while in custody of the morality police. Iran's attorney general has said the force, which enforced Iran's dress code, has since been disbanded.

Published 2 months ago · Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of

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Iranian government says widespread protests are a 'political plot' by Kurdish separatists

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Iranian government says widespread protests are a 'political plot' by Kurdish separatists

Iranian government says widespread protests are a 'political plot' by Kurdish separatists

Iran's Kurdish Region Becomes Epicenter Of Protests, Deadly Government Crackdown

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