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Jetten: EU hopes for more stable Iran without being naive

Jetten: EU hopes for more stable Iran without being naive

Following an EU summit, Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten stated that European leaders hope for a more stable Iran while remaining realistic about the regime's continued grip on power. Jetten emphasized that the current leadership remains a negative force for the Iranian population.

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