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13921 Sunday APRIL 18, 2021 Farvardin 29, 1400 Ramadan 5, 1442 WWW.TEHRANTIMES.COM I N T E R N A T I O N A L D A I L Y 8 Pages Price 50,000 Rials 1.00 EURO 4.00 AED 42nd year No.13921 Sunday APRIL 18, 2021 Farvardin 29, 1400 Ramadan 5, 1442 Leader asks Iran’s Taremi Five new 65% of nursing home the Army to enhance wins UCL Goal commercial attachés residents vaccinated readiness Page 2 of the Week Page 3 appointed Page 4 against COVID-19 Page 7 Iran releases photo and name of Natanz saboteur Another Vietnam, this TEHRAN — The Ministry of Intelligence Multiple Israeli media outlets have on Saturday revealed the identity of the quoted unnamed intelligence sources as saboteur at the Natanz nuclear plant along saying Mossad spy service carried out the with his photo. The name of the saboteur sabotage operation at the Natanz complex. See page 3 is Reza Karimi. He fled Iran before the Israel - widely believed to be the only West sabotage, the ministry said. Asian country with a nuclear arsenal - has The ministry said it is taking legal not formally commented on the incident. time in Afghanistan actions to arrest him. A power outage at Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi said the Natanz nuclear site occurred on April on April 16 that Israel will do “whatever it 11. Iranian officials believe that Mossad takes” to ensure that Iran does not acquire U.S. leaves Afghanistan is behind this act of nuclear terrorism. what he called “nuclear weapons”. empty-handed after two decades Industry Ministry’s indigenization plan realized by 110% TEHRAN – Head of the Domestic Produc- inces was on the agenda, however, more tion Center of Iran’s Ministry of Industry, than $3.565 billion worth of such products Mining and Trade said the program for were indigenized, Mohammad-Mehdi indigenizing the knowledge for the pro- Hadavi told IRNA on Saturday. duction of major industrial equipment The Industry Ministry had notified all has been realized by 110 percent in the provinces about their obligations for re- previous Iranian calendar year (ended placing imported goods with domestically on March 20). made goods in the mentioned year, and Last year the indigenization of the the share of each province was specified, knowledge for the production of $3.2 billion Hadavi explained. worth of such equipment in various prov- Continued on page 4 Photos of Gen. Soleimani mourners, former traceur from Iran among World Press Photo Awards’ winners TEHRAN- Images of a former traceur and emony to Mourn Qasem Soleimani in mourning ceremony for General Qassem Tehran” won third prize in the General Soleimani by Iranian photographers won News section. prizes at the 2021 World Press Photo Eslahi’s series depicts Saeid Ramin, Awards, the organizers announced dur- a former professional traceur – a practi- ing an online award ceremony on Friday. tioner of parkour – who lives in the Iranian The photo series “Thoughts of Flight” town of Gachsaran. He fell in a parkour by Fereshteh Eslahi received third prize competition seven years ago, injuring the in the 2021 sports stories category, while spinal cord in his neck. The New York Times Newsha Tavakolian’s single photo “Cer- Continued on page 8 World Hemophilia Duante Wright, a senseless death due to family Hundreds march in Chicago, protesting police Day in the shadow and police negligence shooting of Adam Toledo, 13 of coronavirus BY JIM W. DEAN department. After two days the officer was arrested Hundreds of people marched through the Logan shoots him in the chest. America saw another tragedy in the senseless and charged with second degree manslaughter. Square neighborhood in Chicago o, calling for Jasmin Cardenas, who attended the march BY FARANAK BAKHTIARI death of this young black man. Two lives are now The incident happened just miles away from overhauls to the city’s police department after with her two small children, cried as she stood hile the world is affected destroyed, a 20 year old young man struggling the ongoing George Floyd murder trial, which the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo holding a sign supporting Adam and his family. by the coronavirus, people with competency and responsibility issues, and triggered angry crowds converging at the police by a police officer in March. She lives in Little Village, the predominantly Latino with a bleeding disorder a 26 year female police veteran who when at- station and the looting of innocent businesses Holding signs reading “Justicia Para Adam” neighborhood where Adam was killed, and runs an W tempting to tase the resisting arrest man, drew in the neighborhood, more young black men and “We are Adam, defund the police,” a large after-school arts program that once worked with are no exception and are highly bearing the impact. her service revolver from her right hip when the exploiting the situation for some personal gain. crowd listened as speakers denounced the Chicago children at Gary Elementary, where Adam was World Hemophilia Day is an interna- taser was on her left hip. Fortunately, none of the stores were firebombed. Police Department and Mayor Lori Lightfoot. a student. The neighborhood is sorely lacking in tional awareness day for hemophilia and She correctly yelled ‘taser’ three times to warn The investigation is basically over. A police offi- Adam was shot and killed by a police officer, services for children and teenagers, she said, and other bleeding disorders. It is held annually off any other officers from jumping in front of her cer made a terrible mistake which proper training Eric E. Stillman, 34, in the early-morning hours needs nurses in the schools and more art programs on April 17, the date of the birthday of when she fired. To her horror, a gun blast went off should have prevented. But there is another side of March 29. In video of the shooting, released to keep young people busy, NY Times reported. Frank Schnabel, founder of the World where she revealed her shock on her bodycam audio. to the story that is not getting any attention, and on Thursday by an independent city agency that With renewed national attention on police con- Federation of Hemophilia. Not only was the taser on her left hip, but in fairness to all, it should. The 20 year old Duante investigates police conduct, Adam is chased down duct amid the Derek Chauvin trial in Minneapolis, Since 1989, World Hemophilia Day it also had a rectangular boxed shaped plastic Wright also made a big mistake that contributed an alley by a white police officer, who orders demonstrations also took place beyond Chicago is the day the whole bleeding disorders yellow grip as a double safety feature. It was to his death. He resisted arrest during what was to him to stop and show his hands. An analysis on Friday night. In the Minneapolis suburb of community comes together to celebrate designed to avoid this kind of mistake being be a misdemeanor traffic stop, which is always a of the video, slowing down events that took Brooklyn Center, Minn., protests continued in the continuous advances in treatment made. No one can remember such an error being stupid thing to do. If he had not done so he would place in the space of a second, shows the boy front of that city’s police department for a sixth while raising awareness and bringing made before in a police shooting. still be alive. Why did he do this? then appearing to toss a handgun nearby and straight night following an officer’s fatal shooting understanding and attention to the issues The officer quickly resigned, as did the chief of the Continued on page 5 raising his hands in the air, just before the officer of a 20-year-old motorist, Daunte Wright. related to proper care to the wider public. Adapting to change: sustaining care in a new world is this year’s theme. The day is about bringing together the global Iran rejects ‘interventionist’ remarks by Arab League, (P)GCC Much of U.S. attitude bleeding disorders community. At a time TEHRAN - Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman leveled accusations against Iran following Tehran’s gations under the 2015 nuclear deal, officially known toward Iran is when coronavirus pandemic has had a Saeed Khatibzadeh has strongly rejected “in- decision to raise the uranium enrichment level to as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). major impact on people with a bleeding terventionist and irresponsible” remarks by of- 60%. The Arab League expressed “extreme con- “This regrettable development comes as part irrational: American disorder, the objective has never been ficials of the Arab League and the Persian Gulf cern” over Iran’s decision to enrich uranium up to of Iran’s continued violations of its obligations more important. Cooperation Council. 60% purity, calling it a “dangerous development.” under the nuclear agreement, which is currently anthropologist In a statement on Friday, Khatibzadeh high- Secretary-General of the Arab League Ahmad at the center of intense negotiations to revive it,” Hemophilia affects approximately BY MOHAMMAD MAZHARI lighted the “destructive role of a handful of coun- Abul Gheit issued a statement accusing Iran of the official said, underlining the need to reach an 12,000 people in Iran, Mehdi Shadnoush, TEHRAN – An American anthropologist says that tries”, saying, “These imprudent and irresponsible taking a step toward developing a nuclear weapon. agreement that will address the Arab countries’ the head of the health ministry’s man- the United States’ approach toward Iran is mostly comments are part of their anti-Iran remarks.” In addition, an official source at the pan-Arab concerns related to Iran’s regional activities.
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