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The Football Federation of the Islamic Republic of Iran strongly condemned the statements made by Mark W. Molin, US Secretary of Homeland Security, regarding the head of Iran's Football Federation and official members of the national team's delegation, describing them as a set of "false, fabricated, and completely baseless" allegations.
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