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Iran's top diplomat cites 'security gap' in relation to strikes on supreme leader. · Cyprus Report

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Iran's top diplomat cites 'security gap' in relation to strikes on supreme leader.

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Iran's foreign minister indicated that a "security gap" might have contributed to recent attacks on the country's supreme leader.
The comments were made in a statement addressing the events surrounding the strikes.
The diplomat emphasized the need for enhanced security measures following the incidents.
No specific details about the attacks or their perpetrators were provided.
The remarks reflect ongoing concerns regarding safety and stability within Iran's leadership.

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Iran’s top diplomat says ‘security gap’ may have led to strikes on supreme leader.New York Times · 5 hours ago

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Iran's foreign minister indicated that a "security gap" might have contributed to recent attacks on the country's supreme leader.
The comments were made in a statement addressing the events surrounding the strikes.
The diplomat emphasized the need for enhanced security measures following the incidents.
No specific details about the attacks or their perpetrators were provided.
The remarks reflect ongoing concerns regarding safety and stability within Iran's leadership.

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