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Al-Jubeir hits out at Iran’s Zarif: Saudi Arabia does not approve of assassinations
Al Arabiya
01.12.2020. 18:32
Al-Jubeir hits out at Iran’s Zarif: Saudi Arabia does not approve of assassinations
A senior Saudi Arabian official hit out at Iran’s foreign minister Tuesday for trying to blame Riyadh for all of Tehran’s problems, including the recent killing of one of its top nuclear scientists. “It appears that despair has pushed Iran’s foreign minister, Mr. [Mohammad] Javad Zarif, to blame th»»»
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