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Official: U.S. Not Looking to Ease Iran Sanctions at ‘Front End’ of Negotiations
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White House Press Secretary Jay Carney. Photo: wiki commons.
Reuters – The United States is not looking to ease sanctions on Iran“at the front end” of negotiations over the Iranian nuclear program, a senior White House official said on Thursday.
The Islamic republic would have to take “concrete steps” to address its program before Washington could provide sanctions relief, Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser to President Barack Obama, said at the Reuters Washington Summit.
