After Australia granted seven Iranian football players humanitarian visas to stay in the country, only two have decided to stay.
According to human rights activists, those who left feared reprisals from the Iranian Government, but the semi-official Mehr news agency called it a "patriotic decision".
The footballers had originally sought sanctuary after concerns they would face repercussions for staying silent during the country's anthem at their opening Asian Cup match.
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Iran launches retaliatory strikes at targets across Middle EastIran says it has hit US base in Bahrain, as it launches strikes across regionReutersPlumes of black smoke were seen rising above an area near the headquarters of the US Navy's Fifth FleetIranian forces say they have struck a US naval base in Bahrain, as Iran launched strikes across the region in retaliation for a "massive" and...
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One killed and 11 injured at Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports as Iran strikes regionTom BennettandBarbara Plett-Usher,DohaVideo shows debris across floor of damaged Dubai airportOne person has been killed and 11 injured at airports in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, as Iran launched attacks across the Middle East in response to a massive and ongoing attack against it by the US and Israel.Authorities in Abu...
