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'Thirteen killed' in Iran clashes - state TV

Crowds at a rally

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Amateur video shows huge crowds chanting

Huge crowds in Tehran have defied warnings from Iran's Supreme Leader and the police to demonstrate in the capital on Saturday, in protest at the country's general election result.

Amateur video shows the scale of the crowds, although the BBC cannot verify the authenticity of the footage.

READ MORE: Iran police clash with protesters



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