U.S. And Iran Clash As Nuclear Talks Start -- Wall Street Journal
Diplomats Disagree on Whether Talks Should Focus on Capping Iran's Ballistic Missile Capabilities
VIENNA—U.S. and Iranian diplomats are at loggerheads over whether international diplomacy aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program should include a focus on capping Tehran's expanding ballistic missile capabilities.
The dispute is the latest in a growing number of issues that could derail the Obama administration's efforts to use diplomacy to end the military threat posed by Iran's nuclear program.
A new round of talks involving Iran and global powers—represented by the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany, or P5+1—started Tuesday in Austria's capital.
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Iran: Dismantling nuclear facilities is off the table -- Haaretz
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Iran blase over P5-plus-1 talks -- UPI
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Iran, powers begin talks on final nuclear deal, dampen optimism -- Reuters
Iranian Nuclear Program Talks Start in Vienna -- Novinite
Talks on long-term Iran nuclear deal open in Vienna -- BBC
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Iran's nuclear research looms as hurdle in talks with powers -- Reuters
Are talks with Iran over its nuclear programme going nowhere? -- Euronews
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1 comment:
Just goes to show you that Iran is taking and all or nothing approach to nuke talks. They want sanctions relief without really giving up anything all the while they continually seek ways to skirt current sanctions. The true measure of Iran's intent is how they have always sought to evade sanctions and build their Nuke program in secrecy. These negotiations are not any different
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