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Iranian national team honors school bombing victims upon arrival in Mexico for World Cup
Members of Iran's national football team have honored the reported 168 children killed in the Minab school bombing upon arriving in Mexico for their World Cup training camp

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Ahead of World Cup opener in LA., Iran lands in Tijuana wearing pins to honor schoolgirls killed in strike
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Iran honors murdered school children after landing in Mexico for World Cup
Iranian World Cup players will be able to enter US the day before matches, DHS says
Iran's national soccer team, currently training in Tijuana, Mexico, will be able to enter the US the day before each of their three World Cup matches, the Department of Homeland Security said on Tuesd...

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Iran’s Soccer Federation Says Its World Cup Tickets Have Been Revoked
Iran federation claims US revoked World Cup ticket allocation for Iranian fans
Iran allegedly used soccer clubs to spy on citizens, opposition group urges FIFA to ban team before World Cup
According to NCRI-US’s translations of those documents, officials discussed facial-recognition cameras at Azadi, Takhti and Shahr-e Qods stadiums; ticketing tied to Iran’s national civil-registration ...

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As war reshaped the World Cup, Iran’s team found an unlikely home in Tijuana
Iranian WC players will be able to arrive US the day before matches: DHS
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Iran dramatically abandons World Cup base just weeks before tournament amid threats of more bombing

The Iranian national soccer team has relocated their training base for the World Cup from the United States to Mexico ahead of next month's sporting extravaganza. This year's soccer showdown, which will be co-hosted by the US, Canada and Mexico from June ...

Seattle council member points to marathon bombing in push for World Cup cameras

Wearing a Boston Marathon jacket and holding up the finisher’s medal he earned the day of the 2013 bombing, Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka made an emotional plea for Mayor Katie Wilson to turn