The opposition will be held at Tehran mournful march.

KommentariiSituatsiya close to revolyutsionnoy16.06.2009Vlasti Iran agreed to review the outcome of vyborovPress-konferentsiiRadzhab Safarov, General Director of the Center for the Study of Contemporary Irana15.06.2009Chem end the political opposition in Iran? SyuzhetyOppozitsiya to re Ahmadinedzhada16.06.2009Musavi have called for a new, reformist politician vyboryIransky world-Hossein Mousavi, loser in the presidential election, but refused to recognize the outcome of the vote, proposed to declare Thursday, June 18, a day of mourning for his supporters who died during the riots in Tehran. Reported AFP.Oppozitsionery need to be a peaceful procession through the streets of the Iranian capital, or honor the memory of those killed in the mosques. Previously, Moussaoui called opponents of the regime of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to refuse to participate in protest actions, so as not to provoke a new victim.
Moussaoui did not specify how many of his supporters were killed during massive riots. Official Iranian media reported on seven men who attacked a military post and were shot. According to unofficial data, the number of victims could be three or four times bolshe.Aktsii protests and riots in Tehran began immediately after the announcement of the results of elections held on 12 June. Opponents of Ahmadinejad believed that the results were rigged. June 16, it was decided to re-votes in those areas where, in the opinion of the opposition, have been violated. However, Moussaoui said that his only new arrange vybory.Togda also was informed that the rioting began, and in other cities: Mashhad, Isfahan and Shiraz. Scatters them were also sent to the police. In addition, the authorities announced the arrest of 26 and the instigators of unrest. Moussaoui supported primarily people under the age of 30 years, many of them studenty.V Tehran officially banned foreign journalists to cove!
r the rallies and protests are not authorized by the authorities. Many representatives of foreign media expelled from the country.