Iran Condemns U.S. Travel Ban, Calls It Hostile and Unjust
Iran has criticized U.S. President Trump's travel ban, calling it a demonstration of hostility towards Iranians and Muslims, while highlighting violations of international law. The ban affects citizens from 12 countries and echoes a similar policy enacted during Trump's first term.

Iran has strongly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's recently announced travel ban, labeling it as a reflection of profound hostility towards Iranians and Muslims.
A senior Iranian foreign ministry official condemned the decision, noting that barring Iranian nationals based solely on religion and nationality constitutes a violation of international law.
The new proclamation, effective Monday, restricts entry for citizens from 12 nations, reminiscent of a prior policy targeting Muslim-majority countries during Trump's previous tenure.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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