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Iranian intelligence arrested several armed terrorists in Yasuj in their safe house After identifying them, they were arrested in a surprise operation. The terrorists say: “I was influenced by my friends and was completely unaware; unfortunately, I was taken advantage of in this matter.” “Our goal was to create... show more

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