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German Minister to Meet Iran's Rouhani In Bid to Save Nuclear Pact

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According to Reuters, Germany’s foreign minister will meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in Tehran on Monday, as part of a concerted European effort to preserve Iran’s nuclear pact with world powers. West European signatories, including Germany, want to try to keep the nuclear accord alive although they share the Trump administration’s disquiet about Iran’s ballistic missile program. European countries maintain that the nuclear pact remains the best way to limit Iran’s enrichment of uranium, a potential pathway to the development of nuclear weapons.

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