The article didn't say that, so are you saying it is a misleading article too?
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on 03 Mar 14:22
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Every member of the team stood silently, facing straight ahead, during the anthem prior to kick-off in their Group A match against South Korea, who went on to win 3-0 at the Gold Coast Stadium in Queensland. Iran’s head coach, Marziyeh Jafari, and her players declined to comment on either the war or the death of their long-serving leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, when asked by the media.
Sounds difficult to tell exactly what they are communicating, but certainly they are drawing attention / scrutiny to the situation.
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The article’s title is:
The post title made it sound like they are disrespecting South Korea or something…
How? A team never sings their oppositions anthem, do they?
I know. It’s just that the phrasing is kinda weird.
What makes you think it’s weird?
Misleading headline. They were mourning the victims of israeli american aggression in Iran.
The article didn't say that, so are you saying it is a misleading article too?
Sounds difficult to tell exactly what they are communicating, but certainly they are drawing attention / scrutiny to the situation.
No.
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There is nothing misleading about the headline.
Actually, you should post "I believe they were morning" or "I think they were morning"
It may not be misleading but the headline is ambiguous as for the reason they were silent.