Australia Grants Humanitarian Visas For Iran Soccer Players

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08:36

Araqhchi: Talks No Longer On Iran's Agenda

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqhchi said talks with Washington are no longer on Iran's agenda and warned that Tehran is prepared to continue missile attacks for "as long as it takes."

"I don't think talking with Americans anymore would be on our agenda anymore,"Araqhchi told US broadcaster PBS News on March 9.

"We are well prepared to continue attacking them with our missiles as long as needed and as long as it takes," he said.

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07:52

Australia Grants Humanitarian Visas For Iran Soccer Players

Australia's Home Affairs Minister has announced that five members of Iran's women's football team have been granted humanitarian visas.

Yesterday, we reported on the alarming situation facing members of the national team, after an Iranian state TV presenter denounced them as "wartime traitors" for declining to sing along with their country's national anthem.

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