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Iran does not want 'new tensions' in the region: Rouhani

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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. (Reuters)

Updated 10 May 2018

AFP

May 10, 2018 21:36

Iran does not want 'new tensions' in the region: Rouhani

Updated 10 May 2018

AFP

May 10, 2018 21:36

LONDON: Iran does not want "new tensions" in the Middle East, President Hassan Rouhani said Thursday in a telephone call with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
"Iran has always sought to reduce tensions in the region, trying to strengthen security and stability," Rouhani said, according to a statement on the website of Iran's presidency.
Rouhani did not mention Israel's strikes Thursday against what the Jewish state said were Iranian targets in Syria, or those against the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.