Iranian women's football team branded 'wartime traitors' after refusing national anthem
An Iranian state television presenter has denounced the women s national football team as "wartime traitors" following their refusal to sing the national anthem at the Women s Asian Cup in Australia. Mohammad Reza Shahbazi, who works for Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, accused the players of displaying a fundamental lack of patriotism after they remained silent during the anthem ahead of their opening fixture against South Korea on Monday. He described their conduct as the "pinnacle of
An Iranian state television presenter has denounced the women s national football team as "wartime traitors" following their refusal to sing the national anthem at the Women s Asian Cup in Australia. Mohammad Reza Shahbazi, who works for Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, accused the players of displaying a fundamental lack of patriotism after they remained silent during the anthem ahead of their opening fixture against South Korea on Monday. He described their conduct as the "pinnacle of
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