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Iran’s Deputy Permanent Representative at UN, Gholamhossein Darzi: Peaceful protests were deliberately hijacked and transformed into violent riots. Beheadings, people burned alive, police officers beaten to death. Ambulances, fire engines, hospitals, homes, and places of worship were torched. The United States and its accomplices, especially Israel, cannot evade responsibility...

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