Austria Blocks Iran's Nuclear Delegation Amid International Pressure
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Austria has denied visas to Iranian officials, including the head of its nuclear program, for an upcoming IAEA conference in Vienna. Moscow and Tehran have both condemned the move as unjustified interference in international affairs. The decision appears to be influenced by pressure from Washington, highlighting ongoing geopolitical friction over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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