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At Moscow gas summit, Iran’s Pezeshkian says Middle East does not need US

Al Jazeera English •
October 27, 2026 • 10:29 PM
• By Enes Abuomer
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Iranian president's words came at summit for gas exporting countries in Russia.

At Moscow gas summit, Iran’s Pezeshkian says Middle East does not need US

Iranian president's words came at summit for gas exporting countries in Russia.

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