Iran hits US bases, India cautions against travel to Iraq
In the wake of an escalation of US-Iran tensions after Iran hit two US bases in Iraq as a revenge for the killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, India has …
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In the wake of an escalation of US-Iran tensions after Iran hit two US bases in Iraq as a revenge for the killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, India has …
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Read MoreThe historic nuclear deal between the West and Iran has sparked a wave of applause from around the world and elicited a strong welcome from India.
The P5+1 (US, France, Britain, Russia, China and Germany) have reached what US President Barack Obama has called a “historic understanding with Iran”. The framework agreement chalks out the agenda for future negotiations, the nuanced details of which shall be worked over the next three months. It allays the fears of Iran gaining nuclear weapons under the guise of pursuing a civilian nuclear programme (under these conditions the “breakout time” would be a year, if the deal is broken), and is a big step in ending the decades of sanction and diplomatic apartheid Iran has faced from the West and its allies.
Calling it a triumph of dialogue and diplomacy, India, which has shielded its partnership with Tehran from Western pressure, has promptly welcomed the accord in Lausanne. “A significant step seems to have been taken with agreement on the parameters of a comprehensive settlement to be negotiated by June 30,” India’s external affairs ministry said in a statement.
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