Iran Lashes Out at Its Enemies, at Home and Abroad, Amid Protests<br />Whatever Mr. Ahmadinejad’s role, Iran’s reformist faction has accused hard-liners in the city of Mashhad of<br />organizing the first protests to create political problems for Iran’s moderate president, Hassan Rouhani.<br />Iran’s mission to the United Nations also sent a letter to the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday complaining<br />about "acts of intervention" by the administration, citing President Trump’s Twitter posts in support of the protests.<br />The United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia planned the "riots" to "subvert the Iranian<br />government," the prosecutor, Mohammad Jafar Montazeri, said on state television.<br />Iranians said that We condemn in the strongest possible terms the deaths to date and the arr<br />And hard-liners have, in turn, accused Mr. Rouhani of leaking secret parts of his proposed budget, including details<br />of the country’s religious institutes, in a calculated move to turn ordinary people against religious institutions.<br />" Mr. Montazeri said. that The U.S., the Zionist regime<br />and the Al Sauds were the three sides of this subversive plan, and Saudi Arabia committed to provide money for it,
