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[Ynet News] Dudi Cohen - At least 92 people were killed in post-election riots in Iran, the French newspaper Le Figaro's website reported Wednesday, based on the testimonies of two Iranian doctors who recently visited France. "Ever since the riots broke out, the militiamen and security forces in civilian clothing have been terrorizing the hospitals in Tehran," one said. "We discovered that the bullets had infiltrated in a diagonal manner, meaning that they were shot from above, from rooftops," a doctor said. 2009-07-09 06:00:00Full Article
Iranian Doctors: Nearly 100 Killed in Riots
[Ynet News] Dudi Cohen - At least 92 people were killed in post-election riots in Iran, the French newspaper Le Figaro's website reported Wednesday, based on the testimonies of two Iranian doctors who recently visited France. "Ever since the riots broke out, the militiamen and security forces in civilian clothing have been terrorizing the hospitals in Tehran," one said. "We discovered that the bullets had infiltrated in a diagonal manner, meaning that they were shot from above, from rooftops," a doctor said. 2009-07-09 06:00:00Full Article
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