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Special Post: The Possibility of Mir Hossein Mousavi’s Detainment

Source: Nowrooz
Date: Saturday, December 12, 2009

Based on reports from “reliable sources,” the Nowrooz website [1] has conveyed the increased possibility of Mir Hossein Mousavi’s arrest.

Kaleme – Mousavi’s official website – has asked the supporters of the Green Movement to stay vigilant and follow the news carefully, following the “premeditated scenario of insulting Imam [Khomeini]“. Kaleme has also requested for other news sites to spread the word[2] .

[1] The website of the Islamic Iran Participation Front.

[2] Khordaad88 has reported this piece based on a request from the Kaleme website. Khordaad88 will publish any news of this affair accordingly.

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