AP:

CAIRO – Iran’s supreme leader said Wednesday that the government would not yield to demonstrators demanding the annulment of a disputed presidential election. The wife of the opposition leader said protesters would not buckle under a situation she compared to martial law.
Reformist leader Mir Hossein Mousavi’s official Web site said a protest was planned outside Iran’s parliament Wednesday afternoon but there were no immediate, confirmed reports of a demonstration. Mousavi’s Web site had distanced him from the protest, calling it independent and saying it had not been organized by the reformist candidate.
Zahra Rahnavard, a former university dean who campaigned beside her husband, said on one of his Web sites that his followers had the constitutional right to protest and the government should not deal with them “as if martial law has been imposed in the streets.”
She called for the release of all activists and others arrested at protests.