Obama on Reopening Embassy in Iran: ‘I Never Say Never’
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President Obama speaking on the phone with the president of Iran, Hassan Rouhani, September 2013. Photo: The White House
ABC News/AP – President Barack Obama isn’t ruling out the possibility the U.S. could one day reopen an embassy in Iran.
Obama was asked in an NPR interview whether he could envision opening an embassy there during his final two years in office. Obama replied, “I never say never,” but said ties must be restored in steps.
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