President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on Thursday about the need to maintain “unity” in talks between Iran and the six world powers.
The two spoke in a phone call initiated by Putin and which came after months in which the two had not spoken at all, due to their disagreements regarding the situation in Ukraine.
"The leaders discussed the increasingly dangerous situation in Syria, and underscored the importance of continued P5+1 unity in ongoing negotiations to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon," the White House said in a statement quoted by AFP.
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