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Chirac, Putin to meet in Paris to discuss Iran, Lebanon

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Iran Focus: London, Sep. 22 – Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet his French counterpart Jacques Chirac in Paris on Friday to discuss Iran’s nuclear standoff with the international community, the Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported. Iran Focus

London, Sep. 22 – Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet his French counterpart Jacques Chirac in Paris on Friday to discuss Iran’s nuclear standoff with the international community, the Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported.

It quoted a diplomatic source in Paris as saying that on Saturday German Chancellor Angela Merkel would join the two presidents for a tri-lateral meeting.

Putin and Chirac are also expected to discuss the situation in Lebanon and the Middle East, the report said.

Putin will leave Paris on Saturday. The Russian President last visited France in 2005.

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