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Minister: UK focus is getting Iran back to negotiating table

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Minister: UK focus is getting Iran back to negotiating table

Minister: UK focus is getting Iran back to negotiating table

Armed forces minister Luke Pollard would not be drawn on whether he thought US strikes on Iran were legal but instead reiterated the government’s “focus” of “getting Iran back to the negotiating table”.

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