Amin Fardin journalist



Amin Fardin (امین فردین in Persian, born September 1991) is an Iranian journalist . He is the editor in chief of Poshteh Pardeh, a prominent Iranian opposition news website and Telegram channel. As of November 2017, his channel "Poshteh Pardeh" had 150000 followers.

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