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Iran has made unusual changes to its annual military parades, canceling at least two events due to “security concerns” and the need to focus on military readiness. Traditionally held during Defense Week starting September 22, this year’s parades follow a 12-day war with Israel in June, which inflicted one of the country’s heaviest military setbacks. Meanwhile, on September 22, the US State Department announced restrictions on the movement of Iran’s UN delegation during the General Assembly, aiming to prevent lavish shopping and curb Tehran’s promotion of its “terrorist agenda.” n18oc_world n18oc_crux

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