Nuclear Talks: Rouhani Warns of Israeli ‘Sabotage’
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Ynet – While Netanyahu warned of easing sanctions against Iran, Rohani warned against “Zionist sabotage.” In a meeting with his cabinet ministers on Sunday, Iranian President Hassan Rohani said that efforts made by the Iranian delegation to nuclear talks with G5+1 in Geneva, created a shift in international attitude towards Iran, even to the point of back down from sanctions crippling the Iranian economy.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the US to step up the pressure on Iran Sunday, even as American officials hinted at the possibility of easing tough economic pressure. Meanwhile, a leading Israeli daily reported the outlines of what could be construed in the West as genuine Iranian compromises in the talks.
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