Obama in historic Iran talks
US president Barack Obama has conducted a phone conversation with new Iran president Hassan Rouhani in what was the first communication between leaders of the two countries since 1979.
US president Barack Obama has conducted a phone conversation with new Iran president Hassan Rouhani in what was the first communication between leaders of the two countries since 1979.
Barack Obama apologised for traffic in New York during a phone conversation with Hassan Rouhani, according to the Iranian president.
@barackobama to @hassanrouhani: I express my respect for you and ppl of #Iran. I'm convinced that relations between Iran and US.. 1/3
I wish you a safe and pleasant journey and apologize if you're experiencing the [horrendous] traffic in #NYC 3/3
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