Iran's Pezeshkian Seeks to Cement Ties in Iraq on His First Trip Abroad as President
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Iran's reformist President Masoud Pezeshkian kicked off his first trip abroad as president, hoping to cement Tehran's ties to Baghdad as regional tensions increasingly pull both countries into the widening Middle East fray.
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Iran's reformist President Masoud Pezeshkian kicked off his first trip abroad as president, hoping to cement Tehran's ties to Baghdad as regional tensions increasingly pull both countries into the widening Middle East fray.
Associated Press BAGHDAD (AP) — Iran’s reformist new president is in Iraq on his first trip abroad, hoping to cement Tehran’s ties to Baghdad as regional tensions increasingly pull both countries into the Mideast fray.
Iran and Iraq on Wednesday signed more than a dozen agreements to deepen already strong ties as Masoud Pezeshkian visited Baghdad on his first foreign trip as president of the Islamic republic.The three-day trip comes amid turmoil in the Middle East sparked by the war in Gaza, which has drawn in Ira…
Iran's new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, began a visit to Iraq on Wednesday, aiming to deepen already close ties with the neighbouring country on his first trip abroad since taking office.The three-day trip comes amid turmoil in the Middle East sparked by the war in Gaza, which has drawn in Iran-bac…