Obama Administration Imposes Sanctions on Iran-Based Al-Qaeda Members After Denying Cooperation

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The Obama administration has sanctioned three senior al-Qaeda members operating in Iran just weeks after dismissing reports of cooperation between the global terror organization and the Islamic Republic, deepening criticism from experts and lawmakers that the administration is seeking to downplay those connections in order to avoid complications with last summer’s nuclear deal.

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