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US President Green Signal to Iran Leader Khamenai, ' US Accept Iran Civilian Nuclear Program.

Tehrān : Iran | Apr 06, 2012 at 11:44 PM PDT
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7.4.2012, United States president Barack Obama has sent message by Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan [ PM Erdogan was visited Khamenei last week] that US would accept an Tehran civilian nuclear program if they, " will never pursue nuclear weapons."

Reported by washington post on Friday, PM Erdogan, who was met a two hour with president obama in Seoul.

After PM Erdogan was visited to Iranian supreme leader Khamenei and other senior officials.

Iran supreme leader Khamenei, on his tv statment Feb. that Iran considers such kind of nuclear weapons is senseless, destructive and dangerous.

Turkish PM erdogan work and play very positve and constructive roll for the bothside.

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