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Mehdi Taremi, assistant coach, held up at airport by US officials, Iran says

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2026/06/24 - 21:01 503 مشاهدة
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Officials “caused problems” for the duo, delaying their delegation as they travelled to the US for their match against Egypt, FFIRI announced in a statement on Wednesday.

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