Egyptian President Denies Giving Interview to Iran News Agency
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JPost – Egypt’s new president-elect Mohamed Morsy denied on Monday that he told an Iranian news outlet of his plans to “review” the country’s 1979 Camp David peace treaty with Israel and renew his country’s ties with Teheran.
Iran’s Fars News, which has ties to the Revolutionary Guards published a lengthy interview on its Persian language website on Monday, which it said Morsy gave in Cairo hours before the official runoff results were declared on Sunday.
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