Iranians Offer Gloomy Outlook Of Nuclear Talks -- Thomas Erdbrink and Joby Warrick, Washington Post
TEHRAN — Prominent Iranian politicians and analysts are offering a gloomy assessment of upcoming nuclear talks with the United States and other world powers, insisting that Iran will not agree to any significant cuts to its nuclear program.
The elected officials and analysts — many of them close to Iran’s hard-line leadership — say it is highly unlikely that Iran would accept even a temporary halt in its production of enriched uranium, a key demand by Western countries during previous negotiations with the Islamic republic.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
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