Vladimir Putin told Emmanuel Macron that Iran has a "right" to develop a peaceful nuclear programme
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- Putin affirmed Iran's right to a peaceful nuclear programme in a call with Macron
- Both leaders stressed the need for diplomatic solutions to Iran's nuclear conflict
- The Kremlin provided a transcript of the conversation between Putin and Macron
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Russian President Vladimir Putin told his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in a phone call Tuesday that Moscow's ally Iran has a "right" to develop a peaceful nuclear programme, the Kremlin said.
Putin emphasised "the lawful right of Tehran in developing a peaceful nuclear (programme)", according to the Kremlin transcript of the call.
It said both presidents agreed that the conflict over Iran's nuclear programme and other Middle Eastern conflicts should be solved "exclusively" by diplomatic means and that the two leaders would "continue contacts" on this.
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