Tense Iran Nuclear Talks Extended, Another Session Possible -- New York TimesMOSCOW — Negotiators from Iran and six world powers scrambled to preserve forward momentum for talks on Iran’s disputed nuclear program on Tuesday, tentatively agreeing to hold another round of meetings — the fourth since April — despite little visible progress toward a compromise that would stop the drift toward war.
The talks on Tuesday, the second day of the negotiations, had a stop-and-go quality to them, and were extended repeatedly, evidently so that the sides could negotiate over the status of the next round of talks, which is expected to be held in China or Kazakhstan. It was unclear whether the negotiators, ensconced in a Moscow hotel across from the Foreign Ministry, would keep talking into Wednesday.
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