Putin says deal on Iran’s nuclear program ‘very close’
Putin said the six world powers and Iran were 'very close' to reaching an agreement
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the six world powers and Iran were "very close" to reaching an agreement on Tehran's nuclear program.
He also told his annual end-of-year news conference that economic ties between Moscow and Teheran would benefit if the deal were clinched.
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