Rubio Orders Iranian Delegation to Leave US After Talks Stall
Iran's foreign minister is among those told to depart New York, an official confirms.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered an Iranian delegation to leave the United States after talks between the two sides stalled, an official confirmed to Anadolu Agency.
Iran's foreign minister was among those told to leave New York following the breakdown in discussions, according to the official.
The development marks a setback in diplomatic engagement between Washington and Tehran, though further details about the subject of the stalled talks were not immediately disclosed.
Both sides have not indicated whether or when renewed discussions might take place following the delegation's departure.
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- Rubio ordered Iranian delegation to leave US after talks stalled — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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