Grenade planted at mausoleum in northern Tehran
Press TV Wednesday, July 1, 2009 An official breaks the news of a grenade having been planted at a mausoleum in a northern area of the Iranian capital Tehran. People working at a mausoleum called Imamzadeh Saleh — located at Tajrish Square — on Tuesday night found a grenade that had been planted in a trash can in the women’s restroom, the Fars news agency quoted the head of the Tehran section of the Charity Organization, Yadollah Shirmardi, as saying on Wednesday.
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Grenade planted at mausoleum in northern Tehran
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