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He said that during today's meeting, they reviewed issues earlier discussed between Iran's foreign minister and his counterparts from three European countries - Britain, France and Germany.
The meeting was a joint effort to find ways to resolve oil, petrochemical and oil products issues Iran is facing, Zangeneh said.
"Depending on what is eventually proven, the core scandal could rival Watergate, in which a "third-rate burglary" of Democratic National Committee headquarters ultimately revealed a wide-ranging campaign of political sabotage and spying to influence the 1972 presidential election and undercut perceived rivals. In the current case, a hostile foreign power sought to sway the 2016 election and there is evidence that at least some people in Mr. Trump's circle were willing to collaborate with it to do so."You have to really wonder how the Times editors overlooked the other relevant details in the current case pertaining to goings-on initiated by Mr. Brennan and involving obviously criminal misbehavior among the US Intelligence services, and especially the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in their effort to un-do the election that put the Trump creature in the White House instead of the enchantress known as Hillary. I did like the trope "a hostile foreign power." Apparently they were too embarrassed to just say "Russia," since by now it has become the most threadbare hobgoblin in all of US political history.
Comment: See also: Putin's primary objective of his new presidential term