Washington. US Secretary of State John Kerry believes that "it would be inappropriate" for Iran to participate in the planned talks on Monday in Paris to be dedicated to combating "Islamic state", reported Voice of America.

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Washington. US Secretary of State John Kerry believes that "it would be inappropriate" for Iran to participate in the planned talks on Monday in Paris to be dedicated to combating "Islamic state", reported Voice of America.
In an interview, Kerry said the United States and Iran are acting independently of each other against the jihadist group in Iraq, although there is some coordination to be sure that neither side will not fall into the firing line to the other. He said that Iran should not participate in the talks because of its support for the Syrian regime.
However, some countries want greater participation Tehran established an international coalition against the jihadists among them is France.

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