Iran president says nuke deal possible if sanctions lifted

Iran president says nuke deal possible if sanctions lifted

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said Tuesday an agreement with the United States over its nuclear deal with world powers is possible if sanctions on Iran are lifted, state TV reported.

Raisi’s comments came a day after Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian signaled a willingness by Iran to engage directly with the U.S. in discussions over the deal if necessary to reach a satisfactory agreement.

 

Iran president says nuke deal possible if sanctions lifted

Iran president says nuke deal possible if sanctions lifted

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