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In Brest, a Great Chess Master Sent Back to Iran: the Prefecture Explains

Summary by Le Télégramme
Reza Salami, a former elected Brestian, denounces the refusal of a residence permit for a prestigious Iranian chess player recently installed in Brest. The player is asked to return to Iran within a month. The prefecture considers that the procedure has been "perfectly respected".

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In Brest, a Great Chess Master Sent Back to Iran: the Prefecture Explains

Reza Salami, a former elected Brestian, denounces the refusal of a residence permit for a prestigious Iranian chess player recently installed in Brest. The player is asked to return to Iran within a month. The prefecture considers that the procedure has been "perfectly respected".

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Le Télégramme broke the news on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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