U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Expresses Joy Over Iran's World Cup Exit

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Marqwayne Mullen caused controversy after he announced that he celebrated Iran's exit from the World Cup, expressing his happiness at the team's elimination. He criticized U.S. practices toward the Iranian team during the tournament, including restrictions on the team's entry and searches, while denying allegations that the delegation attempted to bring in someone linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. Iran responded with outrage to Mullen's statements, considering them a reflection of inhumane policies toward athletes. The Iranian authorities also linked the remarks to past events, such as the airstrike that resulted in the death of 168 children, according to the Iranian Ministry.

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