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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagaei: Germany, as Israel's second-largest arms supplier, should bear joint responsibility for Israel's crimes.
2026-11-15
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagaei: Germany, as Israel's second-largest arms supplier, should bear joint responsibility for Israel's crimes.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagay stated that in response to requests from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the G7 to restore cooperation with the IAEA and allow inspectors to return to Iran, Iran believes the IAEA cannot igno
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A federal judge temporarily blocked the U.S. government's plan to close a historic Washington park and its golf course, finding President Trump lacking authority to shut the site but noting the administration is not required to perform day-to-day man
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