Deadly protests spread like wildfire across Iran
Hundreds arrested, 20 killed as Ayatollah Khamenei again blames unnamed "enemies" for Islamic Republic's internal strife
Hundreds arrested, 20 killed as Ayatollah Khamenei again blames unnamed "enemies" for Islamic Republic's internal strife
Michael Graham says it's impossible to view the current unrest in Iran apart from the deal that President Obama struck with Tehran
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At least 12 people have been killed amid ongoing protests in Iran. CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer explains what's behind the demonstrations.