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World Cup FIFA gathering in Vancouver. They alleged “unacceptable behaviour of immigration officials” despite holding valid visas. In 2024, Canada listed Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation, and statements from
Marco Rubio told lawmakers on Tuesday that his country would not let Iranians with ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) “embed” themselves in the World Cup delegation. Rubio made the comments while testifying
World Cup, which begins on 11 June in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Among the demands published in a statement on Saturday are guarantees that all players, coaches and officials travelling with the team
statement said. "This development raises serious questions about the interference of non-sporting and political considerations in the organisation of the world's biggest football event." The FFIRI also called on Fifa "to uphold
Marco Rubio said Washington has no objections to Iranian players participating in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but he added the players will not be allowed to bring people with ties to Iran’s Islamic
World Cup, waving flags as players appeared on stage in red and black tracksuits. Iranian football federation president Mehdi Taj said the squad would represent “the people, the country’s fighters, the leader