Iran mocks Washington amid tensions
Iranian officials reportedly mocked Washington and described U.S. policy as a parody. The headline indicates ongoing Iran-U.S. tensions.
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Iranian officials reportedly mocked Washington and described U.S. policy as a parody. The headline indicates ongoing Iran-U.S. tensions.
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