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Iranian navy ships enter Egypt’s Suez Canal

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Associated Press
Publication Date: 
Thu, 2011-03-03 15:02

“The two Iranian ships entered the Suez Canal at 0400 a.m.
(0200 GMT) from the nothern entrance of the Mediterranean and are on their way
to the Red Sea,” the source said.

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