Obama, Putin Express ‘Cautious Optimism’ Over Iran Election
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Jerusalem Post – ENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland – US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed “cautious” optimism on Monday that the election of a moderate cleric in Iran’s presidential poll would open up dialogue with Tehran over its disputed nuclear program.
Iranians voted Friday to elect moderate cleric Hassan Rohanito be their next president.
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