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tehran
1. The American diplomats held in Tehran (1979) were only released 444 days later
2. Iranian students took over the US embassy in Tehran and held 50 officials hostage for over a year and half
3. terrorists from nine countries to Tehran after the sanctions
4. Roberts spent five years exploring the deserts of Saudi Arabia followed by three years as a teenager in Tehran, Iran until the fall of the Shah forced the evacuation of all American expatriates
5. Embassy in Tehran in 1980
6. Evin Prison was located in the north of Tehran and was surrounded by tall walls with watchtowers
7. He’s come all the way from Tehran to this desolate, hot, and dusty military base, to present you with an extraordinary gift
8. Captain Farid recruited and trained young Muslim students in Tehran and other cities
9. embassy in Tehran
10. My agents are presently on their way to Lebanon via Cyprus, but they may be too late before she departs Beirut to go to Tehran, her next expected destination
11. ‘’The NSA intercepted a communication from the office of Sheik Nasrallah, the head of the Hezbollah, to the intelligence bureau of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Tehran, informing them of the impending visit by Miss Laplante and interceding in her favor
12. Hopefully, the Iranians won’t pile on her once in Tehran
13. She stated that her visit here is meant to secure interviews with various government officials in Tehran
14. officer who was presently the Mayor of Tehran
15. The trip was however useful to Nancy in that it gave her a glimpse of the daily life in Tehran
16. They finally arrived at the Kowsar Hotel, a six-storey building situated at the end of a quiet side street near one of the main city squares of downtown Tehran
17. And what brings you to Tehran in a time of war, Nancy?’’
18. If that Canadian wanted to chase after perfect strangers, then it was none of Farah’s business, unless she conducted herself indecently in public, something that would get her promptly arrested here in Tehran
19. He had however invited his Vice-President, Hillary Clinton, to watch with him and his wife the exclusive interview that CNN’s Nancy Laplante had obtained from Ali Akbar Velayati in Tehran earlier today
20. It overflew Nancy and Farah before plowing into the lower side of a large, six-storey concrete building situated on the grounds of the University of Tehran campus
21. Her mother, who had just heard on the radio that the university campus had been bombed, nearly broke out in tears of relief and thanked her, promising to pass the word to Farah’s father, who was already in his office in downtown Tehran
22. From what Christiane Amanpour had told her in a later exchange of emails, her reports from Tehran had resonated like the ringing of church bells around Washington and the rest of the country, while Israeli officials were said to be livid at this proof that their vaunted air force was far from invincible
23. For one thing, the fact that Israel had conducted such a raid, at the risk of releasing a radioactive cloud in the middle of a large city like Tehran, had certainly grated on her
24. ‘’Indeed! I was able to film this morning the downing of four Israeli F-15 fighter-bombers over Tehran by surface-to-air missiles
25. The group loaded up in two official cars that then drove to the Doshan Tappeh airbase, situated in the eastern suburbs of Tehran
26. ‘’They actually tried twice, the last time being last Wednesday, at the same time that they struck our Tehran nuclear research center
27. Nancy then knew that one Israeli pilot had been captured alive and had been transferred since to Tehran for interrogation
28. ‘’A very nice Persian rug that I received as a gift from the mayor of Tehran, after I helped save one of his daughters from a burning building
29. ‘’Ah, yes: that was when an Israeli plane crashed inside the Tehran University campus, wasn’t it?’’
30. ‘’Correct! By the way, your analysts may be interested to know that the Iranians now have a few S-400 air defense missile batteries in service, including one around Tehran
31. When he was nineteen, and in the University of Tehran, it was discovered that Nidan had an
32. Now, here in Tehran, Nidan was suddenly brought back to the present, as a young man came in,
33. the room, high up (they were on the fifth floor) and looked out upon the busy streets of Tehran
34. We have sources in Tehran
35. This was in ’93, when we were trying to make some peace inroads with the Tehran
36. This guy was in Tehran, at MOSI three days ago – any trace of
37. He had an apartment there, in Tehran, and worked with
38. young college student at the University of Tehran, he in turn, worked with the Islamic Jihad
39. When Musa and Farah had sat in the office of MOSI, in Tehran – reading the extensive file of
40. ‘’The daughter of the mayor of Tehran, no less! That Farah Qalibaf is actually listed simply as a child of Mohammad Qalibaf, with present occupation unknown, but her father is an ex-general in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps and was even a presidential candidate twice, losing last time to present President Hassan Rouhani but still ending second in the polls
41. That said team may be allowed in turn to find out by itself the nature and route of the shipment and to then send the info it collected to Tehran
42. She now had the information she had been tasked to find and she was thus going to send it to Tehran via the Internet, using the encryption program hidden inside her laptop
43. The mayor of Tehran can be proud, as he has a truly brave daughter
44. ‘’If that is the price to pay in order to complete my mission, I am sure that my superiors in Tehran will understand
45. ‘’He is! He also happens to be a qualified commercial pilot and has the good of the citizens of Tehran at heart
46. In reality, her mind was now going into high gear, trying to fit that piece of info with the plan of action she had received from her superiors in Tehran before sneaking aboard the ship
47. Blowing up the weapons, while an acceptable solution if things went badly, was certainly not the preferred one in Tehran
48. ‘’You have stingy bean counters in Tehran, Farah?’’
49. That could however prove hard to do, in view of what Tehran wanted done about the weapons
50. There was an understandably long pause on the line, then a new male voice came on, which she recognized as that of her handler in Tehran
