‘Will be killed’: 5 Iranian footballers, who vanished from hotel, get asylum in Australia after Donald Trump’s warning

{ "summary": "Australia has granted asylum to five Iranian women's football players who had vanished from their hotel amid fears for their safety. The players had reportedly received threats following their participation in protests against the Iranian regime, with warnings that they would face severe repercussions, including possible execution. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed strong humanitarian support for the athletes, emphasizing their right to safety and freedom. The decision underscores Australia’s commitment
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