Iranian President Says Improved Relations With Washington Require American Apology for Past Behavior
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said the US must apologize for its past behavior. Photo: Wikipedia.
The nuclear deal reached between world powers and Iran could lead to better relations between Tehran and Washington if the United States apologized for past behavior, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani was quoted as saying on Thursday.
The pragmatist president, who championed the July 14 deal, has pushed for closer engagement with the West since his 2013 landslide election win.
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