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سيد محمد خاتمي, رئيس جمهوري به برخي انتقاداتي كه درباره دولت وي مطرح ميشود اشاره كرد و با بيان اينكه امروز همه از دولت انتقاد ميكنند كه چرا شعارهايي داد و آن را عمل نكرد، افزود: قبول دارم كه بسياري از شعارهايم عملي نشد، اما انصاف نيز حكم ميكند كه عوامل و موانع تحقق بسياري از اين شعارها بررسي شود.

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روزنامه نگار منتقد ايرانی با بدرقه شماری از فعالان سياسی که در مقابل زندان اوين تجمع کرده، شعار 'درود بر گنجی' سر دادند به زندان بازگشت و همزمان، همسرش از آغاز اعتصاب غذای نامحدود وی خبر داد.

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انفجار بمب در تهران يک کشته برجای گذاشت

به گزارش خبرنگاران از تهران، انفجار يک بمب کم قدرت در يکی از مراکز پررفت و آمد پايتخت، يک کشته برجای گذاشته است

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انفجار 4 بمب در اهواز

شهر اهواز، مرکز استان خوزستان ايران، صحنه وقوع 4 مورد انفجار بوده است. گفته می شود در اين انفجارها که در نزديکی ساختمان های دولتی در شهر رخ داده، 6 نفر کشته و دست کم 70 نفر مجروح شده اند.

[Cop]

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-06-12-iran-bombs_x.htm?POE=NEWISVA

very sad

[Cop]

ye bombe dige ham to tehran http://www.isna***/Main/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-540259

[IQ]

ki in bomb haa ro gozaashte

[I.M.M]

ajab!!!!

che moghei bomb ha ro ham gozashtan nazdik entkhabat!!!

kar ky hast?

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Iraqi tribunal quizzes Saddam on 1982 massacre

Iraq's deposed dictator Saddam Hussein is led in shackles during the day of his Iraqi special tribunal hearing in this July 1, 2004, file photo. An Iraqi judge has questioned Saddam Hussein about the killings of dozens of men from a Shi'ite village where he survived an assassination attempt in 1982, the Iraqi special tribunal said on June 13, 2005. It also released film of Saddam and other members of his administration being questioned. The killings at Dujail are a relatively minor incident among the crimes with which the former president is accused but there has been speculation of them being used as a test case in an early trial.

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بمبگذاریها در آستانه انتخابات ايران ادامه يافت

همزمان با دستگيری شش نفر در ارتباط با انفجارهای اخير ايران، دامنه بمبگذاری ها به شرق و غرب اين کشور گسترش يافته و در عين حال، نگرانی شهروندان ايرانی از بمبگذاری های بيشتر در آستانه انتخابات بالا گرفته است.

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WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States expressed condolences to the families of victims of weekend bombings in Iran and condemned in principle such acts whose perpetrators are not known.

"We condemn any act of violence that claims innocent life, and our condolences go out to the families of the victims who lost their lives, as well as to those who were injured in these attacks," State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said.

"I don't have any information on who might be responsible for these acts," he said

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Suicide Bombers Kill 28 in Northern Iraq
A US military truck burns after it was hit by an RPG in the western part of Baghdad Tuesday June 14, 2005. It was not immediately clear if there were any casualties.

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SAN FRANCISCO - A powerful earthquake roiled the waters off the northern California coast, triggering a brief tsunami warning and the evacuation of thousands of residents from a community with a history of battling killer waves.

The 7.0-magnitude quake struck at about 7:50 p.m. Tuesday about 90 miles southwest of the coastal community of Crescent City and 300 miles northwest of San Francisco, according to the

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Spain holds 16 suspected Islamist militants

MADRID - Spanish police have arrested 16 suspected Islamist militants, 11 of whom were linked to al Qaeda's leader in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.

The other five were suspected of being linked to the March 2004 train bombings in Madrid, the ministry said in a statement.

More than 500 special police agents participated in the operation in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Cadiz, the ministry said.

The Barcelona arrests were part of a joint operation led by two judges leading separate investigations, a court official said.

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BAGHDAD - A former Iraqi general believed to be Jordanian extremist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's "military adviser" was arrested west of Baghdad.


Abed Dawood Suleiman and his son, former army captain Raed Abed Dawood, were picked up in a morning raid on their house in Khalidiya, west of Baghdad, a defense ministry source said Wednesday.

Zarqawi, the Al-Qaeda frontman in Iraq, is believed to have masterminded much of the country's violence, including car and suicide bombings that killed almost 700 people in May alone. He has a 25-million-dollar price on his head.