Iraq doesn't want to be 'burdened' with US sanctions on Iran
- Country:
- Iran Islamic Rep.
- Iraq
- United States
Iraq's president said on Sunday talks with the United States were continuing and his country's special conditions regarding sanctions on Iran should be taken into consideration.
"We do not want Iraq to be burdened with the U.S. sanctions on Iran," Barham Salih, the Newly elected President, told reporters in Kuwait.
The United States said Iraq can continue to import natural gas and energy supplies from Iran for a period of 45 days, several days after reimposing sanctions on Tehran's oil sector.
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