Diplomacy and Travel Bans Shape Iran's World Cup Run
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Iran's World Cup schedule on U.S. soil is tangled in diplomacy and travel bans, forcing FIFA to navigate a logistical maze: Iran's training camp moved to Mexico, visas for federation staff denied, and Iranian fans barred from U.S. travel. If Iran and the U.S. both advance, they would meet in Texas on July 3, heightening security and protest concerns around the tournament.
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