Iran’s reformist ex-PM hospitalized after 15 years under house arrest, aide says

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Mir Hossein Mousavi, Iran's former Prime Minister and a focus of the 2009 Green Movement protests, was hospitalized after his condition reportedly worsened following an alleged February 28 airstrike that damaged his Tehran residence. Mousavi has been under house arrest for 15 years, with his aide stating his health has deteriorated.

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Mir Hossein Mousavi was focus of 2009 mass protests after he was declared loser of disputed election; his condition is said to have worsened after Feb. 28 airstrike damaged his home.

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