Iran on Sunday accused President Bush of intervening in the Islamic Republic’s internal affairs days after the American leader demanded that Tehran release four Iranian-Americans detained for alleged espionage. “Such expression is an obvious case of intervention in our domestic affairs,” said Mohammad Ali Hosseini, spokesman of Iran’s Foreign Ministry, during a weekly news briefing. “They are Iranian nationals, and authorities are reviewing their case. They are in the investigations process.” Full Story
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