Iran Says 159 Prisoners Repatriated From Iraq
The transfer followed joint efforts between Iran's Judiciary and Foreign Ministry, according to a judicial official cited by IRNA.
Iran's Justice Ministry has announced the repatriation of 159 Iranian prisoners from Iraq, according to IRNA.
The transfer followed joint efforts between Iran's Judiciary and Foreign Ministry, an Iranian judicial official told IRNA.
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