Third batch of Iranians deported by US to return home, Tasnim reports


DUBAI, Jan 26 (Reuters) - ‌A third group of Iranians deported from ‌the United States is returning home, ‌Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Monday, amid heightened tension between Washington and Tehran following Iran's crackdown on ‍nationwide protests.

"These people, who have ‍been under pressure ‌to leave (the U.S.) for two months, made their return ‍journey ​via Cairo and Kuwait," Tasnim said. "Fourteen people arrived at Imam Khomeini International ⁠Airport on a flight today, and ‌the rest will return in the coming weeks." Tasnim did ⁠not ‍clarify the group's total number.

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