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Rouhani Says U.S. Should Suspend Sanctions Because Of Floods

Radiofarda – Washington should have suspended its sanctions against Tehran for one year because of the flood disaster, the Islamic Republic President Hassan Rouhani bemoaned on Wednesday, April 17. Although Tehran has repeatedly insisted that it could single-handedly tackle the dire consequences of the recent devastating floods in Iran, Rouhani lamented, “The heads of the U.S. regime showed their true …

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Turkey Looking At New Trade Mechanisms With Iran To Avoid U.S. Sanctions

Radiofarda – Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday Turkey is looking into establishing new trade mechanisms with Iran, like the INSTEX system set up by European countries to avoid U.S. sanctions reimposed last year on exports of Iranian oil. Those sanctions followed President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw unilaterally from a 2015 nuclear accord between Iran and six world …

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Hit Hard By U.S. Sanctions, Iran Halts ‘Credit Line’ To Fuel-Thirsty Syria

Radiofarda – Government controlled Syrian newspaper Al-Watan has disclosed in an April 17 article that the serious shortage of fuel Syria is facing is the outcome of Iran halting a credit line to Syria since October 15, 2018 under pressure from U.S. sanctions. Al-Watan also added in this “unprecedented disclosure” that no oil tanker has reached Syrian ports during the past six …

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COLUMN – White House Will Tie Iran Sanctions Review To Response By Saudi Arabia

Radiofarda – The White House will have to weigh costs and benefits carefully before tightening sanctions on Iran and Venezuela further – and decide whether the economic price is worth the diplomatic gains. If the White House toughens sanctions on Iran and Venezuela significantly (and the next decision on Iran sanctions is scheduled for the first week of May) any …

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Saudi Arabia, UAE send emergency aid to Iran’s flood-stricken areas

Al-Arabia – The Saudi Red Crescent Authority, in coordination with the Emirates Red Crescent sent a relief plane to Tehran carrying 95 tons of humanitarian aid to support those affected by the floods in Iran. Last Friday, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates announced a joint initiative to help alleviate the suffering of Iranian citizens affected by the recent floods. On Wednesday, …

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