President Rouhani: Iran dealing well with COVID-19 amid cruel sanctions ...Qatar

President Hassan Rouhani hailed the Iranian nation and healthcare system for the battle against the coronavirus, saying the Islamic Republic has been doing well in curbing the pandemic despite the US’ illegal sanctions.

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