Turkey's Erdogan and Russia's Putin say US wrong to quit Iran deal
Erdogan and Putin agree that United States is wrong to withdraw from nuclear deal
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ISTANBUL:
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed in a telephone call on Thursday that the United States had been wrong to withdraw from a big-power nuclear deal with Iran, a Turkish presidential source said.
Turkey hosts critical summit on Syria with Russia, Iran
They also discussed escalating tensions in Syria, the source said.
Trump said on Tuesday that the 2015 deal, which lifted sanctions on Iran in return for measures restricting its nuclear program, did not go far enough in removing the threat posed by Iran to the United States and its allies in the Middle East.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed in a telephone call on Thursday that the United States had been wrong to withdraw from a big-power nuclear deal with Iran, a Turkish presidential source said.
Turkey hosts critical summit on Syria with Russia, Iran
They also discussed escalating tensions in Syria, the source said.
Trump said on Tuesday that the 2015 deal, which lifted sanctions on Iran in return for measures restricting its nuclear program, did not go far enough in removing the threat posed by Iran to the United States and its allies in the Middle East.