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Identities of All Victims of Doomed Ukrainian Jet Established: Iran
An Iranian judicial official says the identities of all victims of a Ukrainian plane crash that happened near Tehran last week have been determined.
Ukraine Plane Crash Case Should Come to Special Court, President Says
President of Iran Hassan Rouhani has called for a special court to be formed by the Judiciary to probe into the crash of a Ukrainian passenger plane that was unintentionally shot down by the air defense near Tehran on January 8.
Iran Says Will Sue Trump for Ordering Soleimani’s Assassination
Iran’s top judge Ebrahim Raisi says the Judiciary in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will file a complaint against US President Donald Trump for the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani.
Judiciary Chief Orders Probe into Downing of Ukrainian Plane
Iranian Judiciary Chief Ebrahim Raisi has ordered the head of the Armed Forces’ Judiciary Organization to immediately launch probe into the “accidental” shoot-down of a Ukrainian passenger plane that crashed in Tehran Wednesday.
Iran’s Judiciary Refutes UNHCHR Allegations on Recent Unrest
The Iranian Judiciary’s High Council for Human Rights has dismissed the “bogus” allegations that the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has recently made against the Islamic Republic over the recent riots in the country.
Iran, US Exchange Prisoners with Swiss Mediation
The US has released Iranian stem cell scientist Masoud Soleimani and handed him over to Iranian officials in Switzerland, which has apparently mediated another prisoner swap between Tehran and Washington.
Leader Urges Islamic Mercy for People Involved in Iran Unrest
Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has called on the Supreme National Security Council to show “Islamic mercy” to the people involved in the recent unrest in the country.
Judiciary Vows to Finish Screening of Those Arrested over Iran Riots
Iranian Prosecutor General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri says the screening of the people arrested in the recent violent protests is expected to end within the next two days, noting that those found innocent would be released immediately.
Robert Levinson Has No ‘Criminal’ Case in Iran: Spokesman
Iran has rejected the reports that former FBI agent Robert Levinson, who has gone missing in the Kish Island since 2007, has an open “criminal or judicial” case at Iran’s Revolution Court, saying the alleged case is of the kind opened for any missing person.
Poacher in Iran Ordered by Court to Provide Fodder for Wild Animals
A poacher receives a rare court verdict in the Iranian town of Firuzkuh near the capital of Tehran.
