Iran warns Persian Gulf countries against aiding US military, equating it to participation in operations
The armed forces of Iran on Wednesday warned the countries of the Persian Gulf that any assistance to the US military would be equated to.
The armed forces of Iran on Wednesday warned the countries of the Persian Gulf that any assistance to the US military would be equated to.
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