Iran Rules Out Meeting Between Trump and Rouhani - The New York Times
Iran’s Foreign Ministry dismissed the possibility of a meeting between President Hassan Rouhani and President Trump during the United Nations General Assembly.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry dismissed the possibility of a meeting between President Hassan Rouhani and President Trump during the United Nations General Assembly.
According to officials, the man allegedly used two companies as fronts to procure items from multiple U.S. companies, including one in Massachusetts.
The devastating attack, in retaliation for the assassination of Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani by the United States in Iraq, marks the first time any country has had the wherewithal to execute an attack of this magnitude on a US base.
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