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Two Iranian diplomats removed from NYC days after UN General Assembly ended

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Two Iranian diplomats removed from NYC days after UN General Assembly ended

Two members of the Iranian delegation from the last two weeks’ U.N. General Assembly meeting were sent home by the State Department on Friday night and Saturday morning, despite having been asked to leave days earlier.

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