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Iraqi authorities shut the Al-Sheeb crossing opposite Chazabeh in Khuzestan to passengers and commercial traffic on October 21, citing a security review. An adviser to the Iraqi government told Radio Zamaneh the move targeted drug smuggling and counterfeit currency and rejected reports of US pressure.
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