US confirms Iranian footballers granted visas for World Cup
The US confirmed that Iran's football squad have been granted visas to enter the US for the World Cup. US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack praised the embassy's work. An administration official confirmed the issuance, adding that the US will not allow the team to abuse the system. Iran will be based in Mexico during the tournament. Their first match is against New Zealand on June 16 in Los Angeles.
The US confirmed that Iran's football squad have been granted visas to enter the US for the World Cup. US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack praised the embassy's work. An administration official confirmed the issuance, adding that the US will not allow the team to abuse the system. Iran will be based in Mexico during the tournament. Their first match is against New Zealand on June 16 in Los Angeles.
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The US confirmed that Iran's football squad have been granted visas to enter the US for the World Cup. US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack praised the embassy's work. An administration official confirmed the issuance, adding that the US will not allow the team to abuse the system. Iran will be based in Mexico during the tournament. Their first match is against New Zealand on June 16 in Los Angeles.
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