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Protesters in Iran let off fireworks and celebrated after their national team lost to arch foe the United States in the World Cup on Tuesday, according to social media videos.
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NICOSIA: For Iranians, their football team’s World Cup loss against the United States was cause for either sadness or exuberant joy, depending on where they stand on a two-month-old protest movement. Caught between the clerical regime and calls to show solidarity with protesters, the national team pressed near-relentlessly in the second half on Tuesday night but were unable to
Protesters in Iranian Kurdistan let off fireworks and celebrated after Iran lost to arch-foe the United States in the World Cup on Tuesday, according to social media videos.
Iran World Cup loss sparks despair -- and joy from regime critics