Lula Defends Iran Nuclear Rights, Recalls 2010 Brazil-Turkey Deal

Brazilian President Lula publicly defended Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy and questioned international objections, referencing the 2010 Brazil-Turkey-Iran agreement. This signals a potential shift in Brazil's foreign policy stance, aligning with non-aligned positions and challenging Western-led non-proliferation pressure. The statement may complicate Brazil's relations with the US and EU, but its immediate policy impact is unclear.

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