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The Presidency: Photo Op: June 25, 2008

Posted June 27, 2008
U.N. Security Council meeting at the White House

2:33 p.m., June 25, Roosevelt Room, the White House

The humanitarian crises in Zimbabwe, Darfur, and Myanmar—along with the growing tensions over Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program—dominated the conversation when President Bush convened an unusual meeting at the White House with ambassadors from the 15 nations that make up the United Nations Security Council.

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