Iran Warns of Reciprocal Measures if US Visa Regulations Implemented
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Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani, who called new US visa regulations “harassment.” Photo: Wikipedia.
Iran’s parliament speaker said Sunday that new US visa regulations amounted to “harassment” and reciprocal steps would be taken if the plans are implemented.
The rules, approved by Congress last month, would bar people from 38 mainly European countries from travelling to the United States without a visa if they have visited Iran, Iraq, Syria or Sudan since 2011.
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