Iran's Supreme Leader Breaks Silence On Protests, Blames U.S.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemned Iran's biggest protests in years, ignited by a young Kurdish woman who died in police custody after not wearing her hijab "properly."
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Iran's Supreme Leader Breaks Silence On Protests, Blames U.S.
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