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Election special photo report at Tehran polling stations – Part 1

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Iran Focus: Tehran, Jun. 17 – Voting stations across the
Iranian capital Tehran were by and large empty today despite an appeal by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei for widespread participation in Iran’s presidential elections. Most polling stations had record-low voters and many were empty. Iran Focus

Tehran, Jun. 17 – Voting stations across the Iranian capital Tehran were by and large empty today despite an appeal by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei for widespread participation in Iran’s presidential elections. Most polling stations had record-low voters and many were empty.

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