Iran Sets ‘Red Lines’ Ahead of Nuclear Talks
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Voice of America – Iran’s Supreme leader says Tehran will not retreat on its nuclear rights, as negotiators from his country and a group of six world powers meet again Wednesday in Geneva.
Speaking ahead of the latest round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that he set “red lines” for his negotiators, but also that Iran wants to be friendly with all nations, including the United States.
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