Trump says Australia has ‘taken care of’ some Iranian women footballers

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Following the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 in Queensland, Australia, concerns arose for Iran's women's football team after they faced potential repercussions for not singing their national anthem. US President Donald Trump, currently in conflict with Iran, stated that Australia has "taken care of" five team members seeking asylum. According to media reports, these players are under the protection of the Australian Federal Police. Trump urged Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to grant asylum to the entire team, warning of potential danger if they were forced to return to Iran. Reports indicate Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke met with the women to discuss their situation.
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