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US Vice President Joe Biden pledged support in fighting Kurdish PKK separatists during a meeting on Saturday with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, but did not specifically push for tougher sanctions on Iran, a senior US official said.
December 4, 2011 9:59 by Reuters
Washington would like Turkey to take a tougher stance against Tehran but Biden did not press the point while visiting Erdogan at his home, where he was spending time after having surgery a week ago.
“The vice president noted the sanctions were having a demonstrable impact on Iran and the best way to hope to change their behaviour … (was to) sustain that pressure,” the official said.
The two discussed Syria briefly and the question of what comes next did not come up, the official said. Biden is on an eight-day trip that began in Iraq and will end in Greece on Monday. (Reporting by Alister Bull, editing by Michael Roddy)
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