After Iran announced that it had identified and arrested 17 CIA agents, some of whom were sentenced to death, the US response has been awaited. Here it is.
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Namely, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo denied Tehran's claims that CIA agents were arrested in that country and sentenced to death. "The Iranian regime has a long tradition of lying," Pompeo told Fox News briefly, and Reuters reported.
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