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in. Arizona Sen. John McCain, o=ce Obama's GOP challenger for the presidency, blasted the speech for not including any reference to the incid=nt in the Persian Gulf. "Ten American sailors have been taken into custody in Iran," he said in a statement.= "But President Obama completely omitted this latest example o
sed. "sappy to see dialog and respect, not threats and impetuousness, swiftly resolved =he #sailors episode. Let's learn from this latest example," Zarif=wrote. But as Rachelle Maddow poin=ed out, that now that this incident is over, obviously the good news is that all ten sailors are safe =nd that t
ssisted with their return to the f=eet earlier today." While Iranian official said that the incident was a learning moment. Iranian Foreig= Minister Javad Zarif, who has maintained open lines with Kerry and U.S. officials, made no mention of an apology in a tweet he sent after the sailors were released. "sap
s (UAE) may be moderating its stance on Iran. Besides speculation that secret talks between the UAE and Iran over an unresolved islands dispute in the Persian Gulf are close to a successful conclusion, the ruler of EFTA00676565 Dubai and prime minister of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al- Maktoum, has p
en putting on a brass-neck display this week in Switzerland -- and Rouhani's speech today at the World Economic Forum was no exception. Rouhani and Zarif are busy trying, with intermittent success, to beguile the West into submission. (They've left the executions of Kurdish activists, the suppression
ranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and said Iran was ready to play a more active role in ending the war in Syria and in providing greater security in the Persian Gulf. Zarif, seen by critics as the leader of Iran's "charm offensive," has become the most visible international face of a regime seeking a deal that w
l agreement. But he voiced tough positions on key issues and said "it's going to be a bumpy road," with difficult bargaining ahead. EFTA00706398 Zarif, who is Iran's top chief negotiator, outlined his views in an hour-long interview at the foreign ministry here Sunday. He said that his country wou
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Tehran
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Saddam Hussein
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