File:US Department of State reaction to Iranian warships visiting Brazil in 2023.webm

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English: This is an excerpt from video of the Department of State Daily Press Briefing on March 1, 2023. In this video, Spokesman for the United States Department of State Ned Price comments about Iranian naval vessels Dena and Makran docking in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This was the first time in history that Iranian warships had visited a port city located in the western hemisphere.
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English: QUESTION: Thank you, and I have one more. I’m so sorry. About the Iranian warships in Brazil. Despite U.S. pressure, Brazilian Government let two Iranian warships to dock in Rio. Do you have any comments on that?
PRICE: This is something that we are discussing with our Brazilian partners. We want to make sure that the IRGC – that Iran more broadly is not able to acquire a foothold, is not able to take advantage of others in this hemisphere. It is certainly not the case that the Brazilian Government or the Brazilian people would want to do anything that would in turn assist, that would aid a government, a regime that is responsible for a brutal crackdown and violent repression against its own people.
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