2014年CRI 伊朗外交官也门遇袭身亡 埃及公投高票通过新宪法

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Iran's Foreign Ministry¹ Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham has condemned² the deadly terrorist attack on an Iranian diplomat³ in Yemen on Saturday.

Afkham said a terrorist group attacked an Iranian embassy's diplomat in a Sanaa street and tried to kidnap him,

but due to the resistance of the diplomat they started shooting.

The diplomat died due to severe injuries.

Reports say the assassinated⁴ diplomat was the Commercial attache of Iran Embassy in Yemen Ali Asadi.

Egyptian voters have overwhelmingly approved the country's new constitution

by 98.1 percent of votes saying "yes" to the military-backed charter.

The official result comes a few days after Egypt wrapped up a two-day referendum on the new constitution on Jan. 15,

which has been boycotted⁵ by most Islamists and their affiliates⁶.

The new charter is meant to replace the one drafted and approved in late 2012

under ousted⁷ Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood⁸ group.

It is the described as "one-third of the future roadmap,"

which will be followed by presidential and parliamentary elections within six months.

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham has condemned the deadly terrorist attack on an Iranian diplomat in Yemen on Saturday.

Afkham said a terrorist group attacked an Iranian embassy's diplomat in a Sanaa street and tried to kidnap him, but due to the resistance of the diplomat they started shooting. The diplomat died due to severe injuries.

Reports say the assassinated diplomat was the Commercial attache of Iran Embassy in Yemen Ali Asadi.

Egyptian voters have overwhelmingly approved the country's new constitution by 98.1 percent of votes saying "yes" to the military-backed charter.

The official result comes a few days after Egypt wrapped up a two-day referendum on the new constitution on Jan. 15, which has been boycotted by most Islamists and their affiliates.

The new charter is meant to replace the one drafted and approved in late 2012 under ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood group.

It is the described as "one-third of the future roadmap," which will be followed by presidential and parliamentary elections within six months.