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      Friday 24 May  
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      An Iranian navy special forces soldier (right) stands guard on Iran's Corvette Admiral Naghdi docked in Port Sudan, in October. Two Iranian warships docked in Port Sudan on Saturday, a witness said, marking the second port call by the Iranian navy in Sudan in five weeks.
      Bulletin: Iran warships dock in Sudan: witness

      Bulletin: Iran warships dock in Sudan: witness

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      The Iranian Kharg replenishment ship is seen docked in the Red Sea Sudanese town of Port Sudan in October 2012. Iranian warships will return to Sudan on Friday, the armed forces said, one month after a similar port call followed Khartoum's accusation that Israel bombed a military factory.
      Bulletin: Iran warships returning to Sudan: military

      Bulletin: Iran warships returning to Sudan: military

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      Iran's foreign minister made a brief stopover in Khartoum, his Sudanese counterpart Ali Karti, pictured here, said Tuesday, with ties between the two states under scrutiny after Khartoum accused Israel of bombing a military factory.
      Bulletin: Iran foreign minister makes Khartoum stop

      Bulletin: Iran foreign minister makes Khartoum stop

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      A Sudanese navy boat patrols close to a larger Iranian ship docked at Port Sudan. The United States said Wednesday it was monitoring a visit by two Iranian warships to the Sudanese port this week, but had no details about it.
      Bulletin: US monitoring Iranian warships' Sudan visit

      Bulletin: US monitoring Iranian warships' Sudan visit

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      The Iranian Kharg replenishment ship is seen docked in Port Sudan. Two Iranian warships have left the Sudanese port after a visit coinciding with Khartoum's denial that Iran is involved in making weapons in Sudan.
      Bulletin: Iranian warships leave Sudan port: AFP

      Bulletin: Iranian warships leave Sudan port: AFP

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      Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (R) meets with his Sudanese counterpart Omar al-Bashir (L) on the sidelines of the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Tehran in August 2012 in this photo provided by the Iranian President's Office. The visit of two Iranian naval ships to Sudan reflects strong ties between the countries, Sudan's military said on Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Iran naval visit reflects strong ties: Sudan military

      Bulletin: Iran naval visit reflects strong ties: Sudan military

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      This satellite picture released by DigitalGlobe shows the Yarmouk military manufacturing facility in Khartoum on October 26, two days after blasts at the factory. Sudan's foreign ministry on Monday denied that Iran had any involvement in the military factory which Khartoum says was attacked by Israeli aircraft last week.
      Bulletin: Sudan denies Iran role in arms factory

      Bulletin: Sudan denies Iran role in arms factory

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      Sudanese demonstrators hold banners and chant anti-Israeli slogans during a protest in Khartoum on October 24. Sudan's links to Iran have come under scrutiny after Khartoum accused Israel of a deadly missile strike on a military factory in the heart of the Sudanese capital.
      Bulletin: Sudan-Iran links under scrutiny after arms factory blast

      Bulletin: Sudan-Iran links under scrutiny after arms factory blast

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      Iranian Red Crescent aid workers load medical aid onto a ship in 2008. A group of seven Iranian Red Crescent workers who were kidnapped in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi more than two months ago were freed on Sunday, an interior ministry official told AFP.
      Bulletin: Iranian Red Crescent workers freed in Libya: ministry

      Bulletin: Iranian Red Crescent workers freed in Libya: ministry

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      Pirates look at the Alvares Cabral vessel after surrendering to Portuguese Marines in 2009 off the coast of Somalia. Nine alleged Somali pirates went on trial in the Dutch port city Rotterdam on Tuesday charged with opening fire on Dutch marines trying to board a captured Iranian fishing boat in 2011.
      Bulletin: Somali 'pirates' accused of shooting at Dutch marines

      Bulletin: Somali 'pirates' accused of shooting at Dutch marines

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