Gando - Season 2
This season is about dual nationals and spies at the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the nuclear negotiating team, and deals with the currency turmoil of recent months.
This season is about dual nationals and spies at the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the nuclear negotiating team, and deals with the currency turmoil of recent months.
Vahid Rahbani
Mohammad
Dariush Farhang
Amir Hossein Abdi
Pendar Akbari
Saeed Shahriari
Leila Otadi
Ms. Fahimi
Kamand Amirsoleimani
Mahta Soltan Abadi
Farhad Ghaemian
Saed Bahrami
Aliram Nouraei
Farhad Haghi/Mehran Arabi
Negar Abedi
Soraya Masoudi
Azita Torkashvand
Goli Sabeti
This season is about dual nationals and spies at the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the nuclear negotiating team, and deals with the currency turmoil of recent months.
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