(Corrects to "Iraq" in final paragraph) TEHRAN, June 19 (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemned on Friday what he said was interference by "some foreign powers" in this month's election in the country. "After street protests, some foreign powers ... started to interfere in Iran's state matters by questioning the result of the vote. They do not know the Iranian nation. I strongly condemn such interference," Khamenei said. "American officials' remarks about human rights and limitations on people are not acceptable because they have no idea about human rights after what they have done in Afghanistan and Iraq and other parts of the world. We do not need advice over human rights from them," he added. (Editing by Charles Dick)
Protesters demonstrate over the results of the election and to mourn those killed in mass protests against the presidential election in Iran, outside the Iranian Embassy in London June 18, 2009. ...
