U.S. Nuclear Negotiator Declines Setting Deadline On Iran Deal -- Reuters
(Reuters) - The lead U.S. nuclear negotiator declined to give a final deadline on Tuesday for negotiating a final nuclear agreement with Iran, but said participants mean to finish the international talks at the end of the current four-month extension.
"Our intent is absolutely to end this on Nov. 24 in one direction or another. But what I can say to you is we will consult Congress along the way," Wendy Sherman, the under secretary of State for political affairs, said at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.
Iran and six world powers agreed to extend nuclear talks, and the temporary agreement, by four months after they failed to reach a July 20 deadline for a long-term deal. The deal would gradually lift sanctions, which have crippled Iran's economy, in exchange for curbs on Tehran's atomic program.
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My Comment: After making a splash last year that they now had a firm commitment from Iran on a nuclear deal by the middle of this year .... the U.S. now no longer sees a firm date as being important in the negotiations. Who do they think they are fooling? I have been saying the same thing in this blog for almost 5 years .... another 5 months .... another 5 years .... it is not going to make a difference. As long as Iran's Spiritual Leader is committed to having a nuclear enrichment program .... a nuclear deal will not be worth the paper that it is on.
Update: These U.S. lawmakers are right .... Lawmakers Voice Skepticism on Iran Nuclear Deal -- New York Times
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We will never have a deal, but Wendy Sherman has the title, the paycheck and the respect of the other D.C. denizens.
What more could a noble want?
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