Ahmadinejad: Nuclear Talks More Productive After U.S. Election
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Bloomberg – Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said talks over his country’s development of enriched uranium will be more productive after the U.S. election and expressed optimism the two sides will “be able to take some steps forward.”
“We have seen during many years that as we approach the United States presidential election, no important decisions are made,” Ahmadinejad said on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” according to a transcript. “Following the election, certainly the atmosphere will be much more stable, and important decisions can be made and announced.”
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