Iran-Border River Of Aras

Iran-Border River Of Aras

A panorama image combined of several images shows a view of the Aras border river between Iran and Azerbaijan (Top), located within the Aras UNESCO Global Geopark in northeastern Azerbaijan province of Iran's northeast region, June 21, 2023. Recently, Many reports in the media, such as Khabaronline.ir and in Tabnak.ir, about the contamination of the Aras border river with radioactivity by the Armenian Metsamor nuclear power planet. However, Iranian officials, including the social political deputy of the governor of East Azerbaijan, have denied these reports. (Image taken with the Fujifilm swipe panorama technology). (Photo by Morteza Nikoubazl/NurPhoto)

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