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The U.S. Department of State has confirmed it has made direct contact with Iran over the allegations. State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland acknowledged that contact had been made, but refused to disclose specifics.
Victoria Nuland: “We are not prepared at the moment to go any further on the question of who spoke to whom and where, but just to confirm that we have had direct contact with Iran.”
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