Iran condemns new US sanctions as illegal economic war
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson has strongly criticized the latest United States sanctions. He described the punitive measures as an illegal economic war exceeding previous limits.
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Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson has strongly criticized the latest United States sanctions. He described the punitive measures as an illegal economic war exceeding previous limits.
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