Evin on fire: What really happened inside Iran’s most notorious prison
A Post investigation into the disaster at Iran's Evin prison finds at least one fire was a result of arson and guards used live ammunition against prisoners.
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Evin on fire: What really happened inside Iran’s most notorious prison
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