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American and Iranian officials had met last week in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, where bilateral issues were discussed.
The United States "expelled" two members of the Iranian delegation to the U.N. General Assembly after they ignored an order to leave the country, the State Department said Saturday.
"Two more members of the Iranian delegation were found to be still (in New York) long after the United Nations General Assembly had concluded. They have already been expelled from the United States," an official told AFP.
US media reported that the State Department had ordered Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and his delegation on Monday to leave the country.
And he resorted to the expulsion of the two members after learning, from the Iranian mission to the UN, that as of Friday they were still in the country.
One of them left on Friday night, and the second left on Saturday morning, according to Axios.
American and Iranian officials had met last week in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran could respond with reciprocal diplomatic measures against US officials in Tehran or at the UN.
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