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American woman Dena Karari arrives back in US after being wrongfully detained by Iran for 566 days on spying charges
An American woman wrongfully detained in Iran for a year and a half on spying charges has now landed back in the US, her attorney announced. Dena Karari, who was locked up by the Iranian regime for 566 days and charged with espionage, wore an... Read more.
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