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Khamenei jep “dritën jeshile” për nisjen e negociatave me SHBA
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Udhëheqësi suprem i Iranit, Moxhtaba Khamenei, i ka dhënë qeverisë iraniane “dritën jeshile” për zhvillimin e bisedimeve të paqes, duke hapur një mundësi…
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Bota Khamenei jep “dritën jeshile” për nisjen e negociatave me SHBA Taulant HaliliPublikuar 2 Nëntor 18:02 · 5 min lexim Udhëheqësi suprem i Iranit, Moxhtaba Khamenei, i ka dhënë qeverisë iraniane “dritën jeshile” për zhvillimin e bisedimeve të paqes, duke hapur një mundësi të re për diplomacinë në një kohë kur po shtohen frikërat për përshkallëzimin e sërishëm të konfliktit me Shtetet e Bashkuara dhe Izraelin. Zhvillimin e bëri të ditur të hënën presidenti iranian Masoud Pezeshkian, duke theksuar se Teherani synon zgjidhjen e krizës përmes dialogut. “Po përpiqemi ta zgjidhim çështjen përmes dialogut dhe, në këtë kuadër, udhëheqësi suprem i ka deleguar disa kompetenca qeverisë”, deklaroi Pezeshkian, sipas agjencisë shtetërore iraniane të lajmeve IRNA. Megjithatë, presidenti iranian nuk sqaroi se cilat kompetenca i ka deleguar konkretisht Khamenei qeverisë dhe as nëse ky vendim shënon një ndryshim më të gjerë në qëndrimin negociues të Teheranit ndaj Uashingtonit. Njoftimi vjen në një…
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Khamenei jep “dritën jeshile” për nisjen e negociatave me SHBA
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Udhëheqësi suprem i Iranit, Moxhtaba Khamenei, i ka dhënë qeverisë iraniane “dritën jeshile” për zhvillimin e bisedimeve të paqes, duke hapur një mundësi…
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