France to respond after Iran closes French language center in Tehran
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Iranian authorities have closed the French Language Centre (CLF) in Tehran, citing allegations that the French embassy-linked institute conducted 'illegal acts that violated diplomatic conventions' and 'abused its status as a language training facility,' according to France24 English. In response, France has vowed to take 'appropriate measures,' as reported by Deutsche Welle. Al Jazeera English also noted that Iran accused the center of engaging in such activities. The closure of the CLF marks a significant diplomatic development between France and Iran, with both sides indicating a potential escalation in their bilateral relations. The situation remains under close observation, with no further details on the nature of the alleged illegal acts or the specific measures France plans to take.
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