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The Iranian Embassy in Lebanon has dismissed recent claims about the deportation of Iranian citizens as unfounded rumors. In an official statement, the embassy clarified that reported incidents were isolated and related to specific legal document issues. They emphasized that there are no ongoing deportations and urged travelers to ensure their documentation is in order to avoid complications. The embassy is committed to providing accurate information and encourages the public to rely on verified sources for updates. Overall, they reassured that concerns regarding deportation are baseless and should be disregarded.
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