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Iranian judiciary says passengers on ‘harassed’ airliner can sue US in Iran courts

Iranian judiciary says passengers on ‘harassed’ airliner can sue US in Iran courts

  • Iranian media said several passengers were injured after the pilot rapidly changed altitude to avoid collision with the US jet
  • Head of judiciary said complainants could also take an international legal route
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US State Department slams Iran’s Mahan Air for role in spreading coronavirus

US State Department slams Iran’s Mahan Air for role in spreading coronavirus

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Special Revealed: How rogue Iran airline spread coronavirus through Middle East

Revealed: How rogue Iran airline spread coronavirus through Middle East

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France bans Iran’s Mahan Air for flying arms, troops to Syria, elsewhere

France bans Iran’s Mahan Air for flying arms, troops to Syria, elsewhere

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Update US targets airlines in latest Iran sanctions move

US targets airlines in latest Iran sanctions move

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