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Britain's Prince Charles reacts as he meets with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during a visit in Bethlehem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank January 24, 2020.Hazem Bader/Pool via REUTERS
Charles however declined to address the tensions relating to the crisis in the British monarchy sparked by his son Prince Harry, who is stepping down from his royal role with his wife Meghan, the paper said.“I know that Iran has been such an important part of the world for so many centuries and has contributed so much to human knowledge, culture, poetry, art. I mean, really remarkable people.”
A stand-off between the United States and Iran erupted into tit-for-tat military strikes this month, while Britain has called on Iran to release Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and other dual nationals imprisoned there.
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