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Iran’s World Cup soccer team is caught in a visa standoff with the U.S. as key staff members face delays, forcing a last-minute training relocation to Mexico and sparking accusations of political interference. The Iranian Football Federation calls the U.S. behavior “vindictive” and vows to escalate to FIFA, while the Iranian Embassy in Ankara slams the U.S. Ambassador for allegedly covering up biased visa decisions. With crucial matches against New Zealand, Belgium, and Egypt looming — and possibly a U.S. clash if both teams advance — tensions are rising as the team races to prepare under mounting diplomatic pressure.
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