The New Times correspondent is reporting from Tehran streets Iranian dilemma. This was never in Iran. The lines of the polling stations on Friday, June 12, lined up for many hundreds of meters, in a number of voting points ended in ballots, the closing time of the plots was moving over several hours. “Huge lines, everyone votes, even the Zoroastrians, Jews, the Kurds, who used to be completely indifferent,” said The New Times from the town of Yazds located in the middle of the desert.