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Chronology: Iran

The Middle East Journal, Autumn 1997 | Article details

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Chronology: Iran


Iran

See also, petroleum Affairs, Regional Affairs, Afgahanistan, Iraq, Israel, Kuwait. Saudi Arabia, Sudan

1997

Apr. 21: The Iranian News Agency (IRNA) reported that thousands of students protested outside the German embassy in Tehran against the 10 April German court decision implicating the Iranian leadership in acts of terrorism. [4/22 FBIS] Apr. 29: The member nations of the European Union agreed to send their envoys back to Tehran while adopting certain measures to curtail their relations with Iran. Some of these measures include: stopping bilateral visits with Iran, barring Iranian intelligence officials from Europe, and banning weapons sales to Iran. …

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