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Iran FM to attend Parliament National Security commission

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Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian will take part at the National Security Commission of the Parliament on Monday, Ebrahim Azizi, deputy chairman of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee said on Saturday.

The developments in the region will be discussed in the presence of the Iranian Foreign Minister and the members of the National Security Commission of the Parliament, Azizi added.

In recent weeks, the level of tension in the West Asian region has increased after Zionist regime’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria. This has caused the authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran to talk about revenge for this terrorist act.

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