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India to sign port deal with Iran, ignoring U.S. warning against haste
Reuters/Yahoo ^ | Nidhi Verma and Manoj Kumar

Posted on 05/05/2015 7:02:30 AM PDT by Paid_Russian_Troll

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will push ahead this week with plans to build a port in southeast Iran, two sources said, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi keen to develop trade ties with Central Asia and prepared to fend off U.S. pressure not to rush into any deals with Iran.

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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Government
KEYWORDS: hillary; india; iran; kerry; obama

1 posted on 05/05/2015 7:02:31 AM PDT by Paid_Russian_Troll
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To: Paid_Russian_Troll

Yeah, because giving Iranians port access is sooooooo much worse that giving them The Bomb!


2 posted on 05/05/2015 7:07:32 AM PDT by null and void (My favorite drawings at the Muhammad cartoon festival in Texas were the two chalk outlines out front)
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To: Paid_Russian_Troll

We have become an indebted nation that no longer controls the world, thanks to a corrupt Congress and a series of inept Presidents that work for global business instead of the American citizenry. Instead of defending the USA they gave us open borders and gave away our manufacturing security and economy to other countries.


3 posted on 05/05/2015 7:11:25 AM PDT by apoliticalone (The ultimate mission of gun grabbers is to have elites armed and the masses subservient)
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