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Saudi Arabia, UAE urge US to maintain Iran sanctions and naval blockade - WSJ
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are urging Washington to maintain sanctions and its naval blockade of Iran, complicating efforts to restart peace talks as attacks threaten their oil exports, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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