Tehran mortar attack kills one in central publishing house
A mortar attack in central Tehran killed one person and injured four as Golbang publishing house near the Judiciary building and presidential offices sustained damage. Tehran TV attributed the blasts to Mujahedeen Khalq, which claimed to target Iran's supreme leader.
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IRA rejects disarmament demands in Belfast statement
The Irish Republican Army says it will not disarm in response to British or Protestant demands and has not pledged to give up arms. It warns against British threats to strip powers from Northern Ireland's coalition government while signaling willingness to support peace efforts without accepting terms set by others. Gerry Adams meets David Trimble amid the pressure.
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