The leaders of Brazil and Turkey have notified the US President Barack Obama that they are still against to imposing sanctions on Iran. On Tuesday, in a meeting held with the US president regarding the 47-nation Nuclear Security Summit in Washington DC, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey disagreed with the US calls for sanctions to be executed on Iran. The two leaders recommended the US president to search for a “negotiable solution” to the argument over Iran’s nuclear program so as to prevent imposing new UN sanctions on the country. President Lula also asked President Obama for further negotiations and to give Iran a chance. In spite of this, both leaders failed to attain a firm response from the US president. However, President Obama’s reaction was not definite, putting into consideration that the US leader is not all negative about attempting a negotiated solution. Brazil And Turkey Turned Down Iran Sanctions is a post from: Daily World Buzz
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