"No foreign link" disorders in Iran

Supreme Leader of Iran, said he did not think it will make the opposition leader for the position of the country responsible for the agitation of the elections were to know the agents of foreign powers.

Observations, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to contradict the allegations were too often made by the radicals.

A number of opposition figures have been accused in court in Tehran of the conspiracy with foreign powers to cause problems.

But Ayatollah seemed to try to reduce tensions, say correspondents.

"I do not blame the perpetrators of the recent events are subject to foreign, such as the United States and Britain, since this issue has not been shown me," said Ayatollah Khamenei in a statement read out on Iranian television.

But he said there was "no doubt" that have been mass demonstrations, which killed at least 30 people, planned in advance "if its leaders know it or not."

"This plot was defeated, because, fortunately, still does not understand our adversaries, the problem in Iran," he said.

"Our enemies have been defeated in the face by the Iranian nation, but they are still full of hope and pursue the issue.