Ahmadinejad's Office Denies New York Times' Claims

The office of former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denied the claims published in the New York Times that Ahmadinejad is under house arrest. The office stated that these claims are 'completely baseless'.Ahmadinejad's spokesperson criticized the New York Times for spreading lies about Ahmadinejad, saying they first claimed he was killed and then claimed he was under arrest. Ahmadinejad's office argued that the New York Times' claims are unfounded and have no basis in reality.It was pointed out that Ahmadinejad attended the funeral of former Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei last week and was clearly present in the footage published by state media. Ahmadinejad's office accused the New York Times of waging a psychological war against Iran.The office stated that Ahmadinejad continues to work and serve the people. Ahmadinejad's office categorically denied all claims made by the New York Times and those who contributed to the spread of these claims.