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HANDOUT PICTURE A handout picture provided by the Iranian Parliament on May 9, 2018 shows Iranian MPs preparing to burn a US flag in the parliament in Tehran.
Iran said it will hold talks with signatories to a nuclear deal after US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the accord, which it branded "psychological warfare". President Hassan Rouhani also said Iran could resume uranium enrichment "without limit" in response to Trump's announcement.
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MILANO – L’Iran ha offerto un accordo agli Stati Uniti in cui accetterebbe formalmente e permanentemente ispezioni rafforzate sul suo programma nucleare, in cambio della revoca permanente delle sanzioni americane. Lo riporta il Guardian. Ad avanzare l’offerta è stato il ministro degli Esteri iraniano, Mohammad Javad Zarif, in visita a New York.
