Colombia formally cuts ties with Iran

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Colombia formally severed diplomatic relations with Iran, effective Saturday, citing national and hemispheric security concerns. The Foreign Ministry accused Tehran of human rights violations, links to terrorist groups, attacks on uninvolved countries, and obstruction of the IAEA.

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Colombia on Thursday announced that it formally severed diplomatic relations with Iran, citing it "deteriorated" in Tehran. The Foreign Ministry said the decision took effect on Saturday due to "national and hemispheric security concerns," accusing Iran of human rights violations as well as alleged links to international terrorist and narcoterrorist groups.

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