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Iran’s political system ‘very strong and stable’ despite killings: Foreign Minister Araghchi
Iran’s political system ‘very strong and stable’ despite killings: Foreign Minister Araghchi
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Iran’s political system ‘very strong and stable’ despite killings: Foreign Minister Araghchi

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Iran defended the strength of its political system while launching retaliatory strikes and warning of wider global consequences following the killing of Ali Larijani.

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