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Iran’s World Cup squad is headed to Mexico for training—but their U.S. visa woes are heating up, with top federation officials still stuck abroad. With crucial group matches looming in LA and Seattle, the team’s U.S. base was abruptly moved after visa delays, sparking accusations of political interference from Tehran. Iran blames the U.S. for “vindictive behavior,” citing inconsistent visa approvals and FIFA rules, while the embassy in Ankara slammed the U.S. ambassador for hypocrisy. With games against the U.S. still on the horizon, this diplomatic soccer drama is far from over.
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