Iran forces to confront unrest that serves US: judiciary
By Reuters
May 28, 2018
DUBAI: Iranian security forces will “resolutely confront” unrest that could be exploited by the United States and other enemies, a judiciary spokesman said on Sunday, after a wave of protests over mostly economic issues across Iran.
“Judicial and security bodies . . . will resolutely confront any group or individual that wants to compromise the country´s security,” said Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, the judiciary´s news website Mizanonline reported, adding that fomenting unrest was part of US “psychological warfare” against Iran.
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