President Putin has reportedly called on Iran to accept a nuclear deal with the US, but Tehran denies any official message and maintains its position.
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Vladimir Putin has reportedly privately voiced support for a nuclear deal to limit Iran's enrichment of uranium, a significant shift from Moscow's previous position. The call comes after recent clashes between Israel and Iran, which led to US attacks on Iranian nuclear sites. Iran, on the other hand, has denied receiving an official message from Putin and said it would not accept a deal banning uranium enrichment, demanding US security guarantees.
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