Six Intelligence Agents Spent a Sunday Inside St. Peter's Compound So the Families Would Get Used to Them. On July 10 the UN Asked Tehran Eight Questions About It. Sixty Days Later the Answer Is a Guard at the Gate.
Two UN rapporteurs wrote to Tehran on July 10 about St. Peter's: twenty families given two weeks to leave, pastors threatened with arrest, six intelligence agents on site so residents would get used to them. Iran let sixty days pass. The letter is public, and the church is shut and guarded.