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Wed Jul 11, 2012 8:16AM
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has called on UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to set up an international fact-finding committee to pursue the fate of the four Iranian diplomats abducted 30 years ago in Lebanon.

With regard to the preparedness voiced by Mr. Ban Ki-moon, the distinguished secretary general of the UN, on the part of the body for a more active role in this regard, I once again would like to call upon him to set up an international fact-finding committee and double efforts to determine the fates of the Iranian diplomats, Salehi said at a conference on Wednesday.

On July 4, 1982, four Iranian diplomats — Ahmad Motevaselian, Seyyed Mohsen Mousavi, Taqi Rastegar Moqaddam and Kazem Akhavan — were kidnapped by a group of Israel-backed gunmen at an inspection post in northern Lebanon.

They were last heard of on June 2008, when the Lebanese Hezbollah Resistance Movement received a report indicating that the diplomats were still alive and in Israeli captivity.

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source: Presstv.ir

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