Iranian American soccer fans torn between pride and protest as the World Cup nears
Soccer team’s lack of opposition to government irks Iranian fans in U.S.
Iranian American soccer fans torn between pride and protest as the World Cup nears
Soccer team’s lack of opposition to government irks Iranian fans in U.S.
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