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US An "Oath-Breaker", Says Iran President Hassan Rouhani
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani slammed his critics defending the political achievements of a landmark 2015 nuclear deal and calling the US an "oath-breaker".
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Barack Obama Says Trump's Iran Decision 'Misguided'
Former US president Barack Obama made a rare public criticism of his successor Tuesday, describing Donald Trump's decision to abandon the Iran nuclear deal as "misguided" and a "serious mistake."
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On Eve Of Trump-Saudi Meeting, Riyadh Calls Iran Nuclear Deal Flawed
Saudi Arabia called the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers a "flawed agreement" on Monday, on the eve of a meeting between the Saudi crown prince and U.S. President Donald Trump who have both been highly critical of Iran.
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US Officials Try To Ease Concerns President Trump May Quit Iran Deal
Senior Trump administration officials said on Sunday that the United States was committed to remaining part of the Iran nuclear accord for now, despite President Donald Trump's criticisms of the deal and his warnings that he might pull out.
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Iran Says Donald Trump's Climate Pact Withdrawal Will Isolate US
Iran on Sunday joined the international chorus of criticism against President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, saying it would further isolate the United States.
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Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Rebuffs Hasan Rouhani's Detente Policy Ahead Of Vote
Iranians should not thank Hassan Rouhani's policy of detente with the West for any reduction in the threat of war, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday, stepping up his criticisms of the president as elections approach.
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Republican Barbs Raise Nuclear Deal Doubts in Iran
Fierce criticism of the Iran nuclear agreement by Republicans seeking the US presidency has raised a big question in Tehran -- will future American leaders keep their side of the bargain?
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Iran Bans Newspaper Of Nuclear Deal Critic, Warns Others
Iran banned a weekly newspaper owned by a critic of its nuclear deal Monday and issued a formal warning to the country's leading conservative daily for alleged breaches of reporting guidelines.
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Critics of Iran Deal Spinning 'Fantasy,' Urges Approval:John Kerry
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday mounted a furious counterattack against critics of the Iran nuclear deal, telling sceptical lawmakers it would be fantasy to think the United States could simply "bomb away" Tehran's atomic know-how.
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John Kerry Mounts Furious Defense of Iran Nuclear Deal
US Secretary of State John Kerry mounted a furious counterattack against critics of the Iran nuclear deal today, telling skeptical lawmakers that rejection of the accord would give Tehran "a great big green light" to swiftly accelerate its atomic program.
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Iran's Zarif Defends Nuclear Deal, Tells Lawmakers 'We Did Our Best'
Iran's foreign minister defended the nuclear deal he reached with world powers after criticism from hardliners, telling the conservative-dominated parliament today that most if not all of the country's conditions had been respected.
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Barack Obama Rebuffs Critics of Iran Nuclear Pact
US President Barack Obama rebuffed critics of the Iran nuclear agreement Saturday, defending the historic accord amid skepticism from lawmakers reviewing the deal.
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Nuclear Deal to Boost Iran's Economy, Not Regional Aggression: Observers
The critics of the deal, including most Gulf Arab governments and Israel, contend that Iran has made no secret of its determination to expand its influence across the region.
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CIA Chief Says Criticism of Iran Deal 'Disingenuous'
CIA director John Brennan gave a staunch defense of the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, calling some criticism of the accord "disingenuous" while expressing surprise at Tehran's concessions.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Head Towards Critical Weekend
Marathon Iran nuclear talks headed on Friday towards a critical weekend as Britain said its foreign minister would join his US, Iranian and French counterparts in racing the clock to agree the contours of a deal.
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US An "Oath-Breaker", Says Iran President Hassan Rouhani
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani slammed his critics defending the political achievements of a landmark 2015 nuclear deal and calling the US an "oath-breaker".
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Barack Obama Says Trump's Iran Decision 'Misguided'
Former US president Barack Obama made a rare public criticism of his successor Tuesday, describing Donald Trump's decision to abandon the Iran nuclear deal as "misguided" and a "serious mistake."
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On Eve Of Trump-Saudi Meeting, Riyadh Calls Iran Nuclear Deal Flawed
Saudi Arabia called the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers a "flawed agreement" on Monday, on the eve of a meeting between the Saudi crown prince and U.S. President Donald Trump who have both been highly critical of Iran.
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US Officials Try To Ease Concerns President Trump May Quit Iran Deal
Senior Trump administration officials said on Sunday that the United States was committed to remaining part of the Iran nuclear accord for now, despite President Donald Trump's criticisms of the deal and his warnings that he might pull out.
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Iran Says Donald Trump's Climate Pact Withdrawal Will Isolate US
Iran on Sunday joined the international chorus of criticism against President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, saying it would further isolate the United States.
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Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Rebuffs Hasan Rouhani's Detente Policy Ahead Of Vote
Iranians should not thank Hassan Rouhani's policy of detente with the West for any reduction in the threat of war, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday, stepping up his criticisms of the president as elections approach.
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Republican Barbs Raise Nuclear Deal Doubts in Iran
Fierce criticism of the Iran nuclear agreement by Republicans seeking the US presidency has raised a big question in Tehran -- will future American leaders keep their side of the bargain?
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Iran Bans Newspaper Of Nuclear Deal Critic, Warns Others
Iran banned a weekly newspaper owned by a critic of its nuclear deal Monday and issued a formal warning to the country's leading conservative daily for alleged breaches of reporting guidelines.
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Critics of Iran Deal Spinning 'Fantasy,' Urges Approval:John Kerry
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday mounted a furious counterattack against critics of the Iran nuclear deal, telling sceptical lawmakers it would be fantasy to think the United States could simply "bomb away" Tehran's atomic know-how.
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John Kerry Mounts Furious Defense of Iran Nuclear Deal
US Secretary of State John Kerry mounted a furious counterattack against critics of the Iran nuclear deal today, telling skeptical lawmakers that rejection of the accord would give Tehran "a great big green light" to swiftly accelerate its atomic program.
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Iran's Zarif Defends Nuclear Deal, Tells Lawmakers 'We Did Our Best'
Iran's foreign minister defended the nuclear deal he reached with world powers after criticism from hardliners, telling the conservative-dominated parliament today that most if not all of the country's conditions had been respected.
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Barack Obama Rebuffs Critics of Iran Nuclear Pact
US President Barack Obama rebuffed critics of the Iran nuclear agreement Saturday, defending the historic accord amid skepticism from lawmakers reviewing the deal.
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Nuclear Deal to Boost Iran's Economy, Not Regional Aggression: Observers
The critics of the deal, including most Gulf Arab governments and Israel, contend that Iran has made no secret of its determination to expand its influence across the region.
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CIA Chief Says Criticism of Iran Deal 'Disingenuous'
CIA director John Brennan gave a staunch defense of the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, calling some criticism of the accord "disingenuous" while expressing surprise at Tehran's concessions.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Head Towards Critical Weekend
Marathon Iran nuclear talks headed on Friday towards a critical weekend as Britain said its foreign minister would join his US, Iranian and French counterparts in racing the clock to agree the contours of a deal.
