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Israel favors Amano for IAEA leadership

Source: Press TV

Tehrān : Iran | 8 months ago

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Government sources. . . seem to prefer the Japanese candidate, Yukiya Amano, rather than South African candidate Abdul Samad Minty," Israeli daily The Jerusalem Post reported on Thursday. Thursday, as none of the contenders managed to win the required two-thirds majority.

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