Iran leader blames enemies for days of unrest in Iran
Iran's supreme leader blamed "enemies" for protests that spread to Tabriz and other cities as riot police patrolled streets. More than 450 protesters were arrested in Tehran in three days. deaths rose to 21 with nine killed in Isfahan and six at a Qadderijan police station attack. Follow-up from officials and foreign powers varied.
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Soldier killed in Afghanistan and Peru bus crash toll
A U S service member died in Nangahar Achin district during a joint operation with four other wounded. Army Sgt. Michail Golin of Fort Lee, New Jersey, was identified by Senator Cory Booker. Separately in Peru, at least 36 people died when a bus collided with a truck and plunged off a cliff near Lima on the Panamericana Norte highway, with six survivors. Police investigate as officials rush EMS to the scene.
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Trump calls for prosecution of Abedin Comey
President Trump urged the Justice Department to prosecute Huma Abedin and James Comey after the State Department posted emails found on Anthony Weiner’s computer. He claimed Abedin exposed classified passwords and urged action despite the FBI’s prior conclusion on Clinton.
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U S warns Korea on new missile test and nuclear ban
U S Ambassador Nikki Haley cautions North Korea against another missile launch and says Washington will not engage in talks with Seoul or recognize any dialogue until Pyongyang commits to banning its nuclear weapons. She cites reports of a possible missile test and urges tougher measures.
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Pakistan Responds To Trump Tweets Over Aid And Terrorism Claims
Pakistan denounces President Trump’s tweets calling Pakistan a lie and deceit and says millions in U S aid since 2002 were not spent with malice. Prime Minister Abbasi and leaders call the remarks incomprehensible and unfounded while defending Pakistan’s stance against sheltering terrorists.
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