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Former Iranian President Ahmadinejad Denies Israeli Mossad Coup Allegations
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
What happened
Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denies New York Times claims of involvement with Israeli Mossad in a coup plot, calling them false and part of psychological warfare. His office states he is not under house arrest and remains active in Iran amid sensitive national circumstances.
- 01Ahmadinejad's office denies New York Times report linking him to Mossad coup plot.
- 02The statement calls the allegations "complete lies" and psychological warfare against Iran.
- 03Ahmadinejad is not under house arrest and continues serving Iranian citizens.
- 04The office responded now due to Iran's sensitive situation and to prevent internal conflict.
- 05Photos show Ahmadinejad consoling Ali Khamenei's family and attending regime-related meetings.
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