'Progress made', but is it enough? No conclusion in Iran nuclear talks
- 9 years ago
An Iranian diplomat has told euronews the Iran nuclear talks in Vienna will break down if a deal is not reached by Monday.
The comment was made as it was announced the deadline for an agreement would be extended once again, after a Friday morning cut off date came and went.
US Secretary of State John Kerry conceded that issues remain ahead of the new, July 13 deadline.
“We still have a couple of very difficult issues and we will be sitting down to discuss those in the very near term, this evening and tomorrow,” he told the press. “I think we have resolved some of the things that were outstanding and we’ve made some progress.”
Moments ago, Secretary JohnKerry provided an update on #IranTalksVienna. http://t.co/lkKT4Um7oK— Department of State (StateDept) July 9, 2015
Both sides acknowledged some progress had been made in hammering out a deal designed to limit Tehran’s nuclear programme. Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif told journalists they were hopeful about reachi
The comment was made as it was announced the deadline for an agreement would be extended once again, after a Friday morning cut off date came and went.
US Secretary of State John Kerry conceded that issues remain ahead of the new, July 13 deadline.
“We still have a couple of very difficult issues and we will be sitting down to discuss those in the very near term, this evening and tomorrow,” he told the press. “I think we have resolved some of the things that were outstanding and we’ve made some progress.”
Moments ago, Secretary JohnKerry provided an update on #IranTalksVienna. http://t.co/lkKT4Um7oK— Department of State (StateDept) July 9, 2015
Both sides acknowledged some progress had been made in hammering out a deal designed to limit Tehran’s nuclear programme. Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif told journalists they were hopeful about reachi