TEHRAN (Reuters) - Former prime minister Mirhossein Mousavi said he was the "definite winner" in Iran's presidential election on Friday against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
"I am the definite winner of this presidential election," he told a news conference in Tehran.
He said that many voters had not been able to cast their ballots even after voting was extended by four hours.
(Tehran newsroom)
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