Iran media depicts German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas as a Nazi
By DW
14 June 2019 |
8:18 am
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas' Iran visit received widespread coverage in the country's media, which seemed to unanimously criticize Germany and the EU for their inability to help Iran circumvent US sanctions.
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