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To: DoctorZIn
Regime forces pull back from demonstrators in most Iranian cities

SMCCDI (Information Service)
Mar 16, 2004

The Islamic regime forces have pulled back from the demonstrators in several Iranian cities, such as, Tehran, Abadan, Shiraz, Bookan, Babolsar, Khoram-Shahr, Sannandaj, Bandar Abbas and Zahedan. It seems that fearing a general uprising while millions of Iranians are in the streets of all Iranian cities, has forced the regime to take such unprecedented decison or to be waiting for a specific moment to start the crackdown.

In All these cities fires have been set and many residents have throwned pictures of the regime's leaders and its founder, Rooh-Ollah Khomeini, in fire while chanting and dancing under the eyes of the powerless forces of the Islamic republic. Astonishingly, the regime forces haven't even intervene when several plainclothes men were identified and arrested by maverick Iranian freedom fighters or that masked youth have thrown on them incendiary devices.

What's going on this evening has never been seen and the night is just at its start and will be very long for the regime.

http://www.daneshjoo.org/generalnews/article/publish/article_5370.shtml
31 posted on 03/16/2004 11:56:55 AM PST by DoctorZIn (Until they are Free, "We shall all be Iranians!")
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To: DoctorZIn
...What's going on this evening has never been seen and the night is just at its start and will be very long for the regime...

This appears to be the largest demonstrations to date. Let hope the unrest continues to grow. I understand it is spreading all over Iran. More reports will follow.
35 posted on 03/16/2004 12:08:45 PM PST by DoctorZIn (Until they are Free, "We shall all be Iranians!")
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