Tehran has accused the West of trying to unravel Iran.

SyuzhetyOppozitsiya to re Ahmadinedzhada22.06.2009Arestovany 457 participants protesters official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran on 22 June said that Western countries are trying to unravel and Iran to spread this idea of "anarchy and vandalism" by the media information, reports BBC News.
The Iranian diplomats called the actions of the western news agencies, radio and television stations "anti-democratic." Some criticisms were made to the BBC News and Voice of America, which the representatives of the Iranian Foreign Ministry called the government media. "
Previously, foreign media were not allowed to cover the protests of Iranian opposition. According to the Iranian state media, the situation in Tehran was stabilized, and the night of June 22 passed quietly. At the same time, according to agency Reuters, in the north of the capital of Iran, where many supporters of the opposition, all the night shots were heard.
Unrest in Iran began after the announcement of the results of last June 12 presidential elections, in which, according to official figures, defeated the current president Mahmoud Ahmadinedzhad.Ego rival world-Hossein Mousavi said that the results of the vote fraud and called for new elections.
The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran Hossein Koshkavi described the results of the presidential election "credible." Recall, according to the results of vote counting, Ahmadinejad won 63 percent votes, while Moussaoui almost two times less.
During the protests have died, according to various sources, from 10 to 150 people, yet more than 450 people were arrested. Moussaoui urged his supporters to continue to fight for new elections, but not to expose their lives in danger.
Meanwhile, the Supreme People's legislature and the Guardian Council of Iran, issued a statement that the elections have been admitted some violations will not affect, however, on their outcome.