From New York, this is democracy now.

We found evidence that Saudi border guards have used explosive weapons and shot people

at close range in what appears to be a policy targeting migrants and asylum seekers, including

women and children.

Human rights watch is accusing Saudi Arabia of killing hundreds of Ethiopian migrants

and asylum seekers who've tried to cross the Yemen Saudi border.

We'll get the latest.

Then we look at the 70th anniversary of the CIA and MI6 backed coup in Iran after Iran's

democratically elected prime minister, Muhammad Musadef, nationalized Iran's oil industry.

In 1953, the United States, together with Britain, participated in a coup in Iran that got

rid of Musadef.

Musadek and his government were swept from power in favour of General Zahideh, 300 killed

and 100 killed in his conservative estimate.

We'll speak to the Iranian filmmaker, Tagi Amarani, who directed the documentary,

Coup 53, as well as Erbond Everhamian, one of the leading historians of modern Iran.

All that and more, coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, democracynow.org, the Warren Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

In Greece, there remains at least 18 people believed to be asylum seekers were found in the

Dadia forest, where wildfires have been blazing for nearly a week.

The dense forest is near the Turkish border and northeastern Greece, making it a common

migration route for people fleeing Syria and other countries in the region with the hopes

of reaching Europe.

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