Iran and Europe Need Each Other, Iran Foreign Minister Says
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JPost – Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Salehi took a conciliatory tone on Tehran’s relations with Europe on Monday, a day after cutting off oil sales to two key countries, saying that Europeans and Iran need one another, Iran’s Mehr News reported.
Salehi said he believes relations with Europe will soon return to their “earlier state,” adding that the current deteriorated state of ties cannot continue for long.
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