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Talabani heralds ties with Iran

Source: Middle East Security News

Tehrān : Iran | 9 months ago

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Iran and Iraq touted their renewed relations as officials reached a variety of bilateral measures during a visit to Tehran by Iraqi President Jalal Talabani. "After many years of oppression and dictatorship by the former Iraqi regime, it is high time for the prosperity and advancement...

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