Rouhani: The U.S. Owes Iran Reparations for ‘Hostile Policies’
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is demanding that the Obama administration pay Tehran reparations for “hostile policies” that have cost the Iranian people “much loss and damage,” according to the country’s state-run media.
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“Iranian people have suffered a lot as a result of the hostile policies of the U.S.” and that he “expect[s] White House politicians to abandon their past behavior of ignoring Iranians’ interests,” and “The U.S. should take steps in the direction of respecting the rights of the Iranian nation and at the same time undertake to compensate for the losses inflicted on Iran“, Rouhani was quoted according to excerpts of the interview published by Iran’s state-run Fars News Agency.
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