Wall Street Journal: Top Iranian Officials to Join Nuclear Talks on Tuesday
Tehran’s top nuclear official, Iranian president’s brother to join talks in Vienna
VIENNA—The brother of Iranian President Hasan Rouhani and Tehran’s top nuclear official are joining negotiations with the U.S. in Austria on Tuesday, in a sign that more than 18 months of diplomacy is entering the final stages.
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif left negotiations in Vienna on Sunday to confer with his government’s top leadership on the remaining issues that need to be resolved in order for Tehran to reach a landmark agreement on its nuclear program with world powers.
Iranian foreign ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham and a senior Iranian official on Monday night confirmed that Mr. Rouhani’s brother and close confidant, Hossein Fereydoun, and the chief of Iran’s Atomic Energy Agency, Ali Akbar Salehi, will join the Iranian delegation on Tuesday.
Iran Nuclear Talks Updates -- June 29, 2015
White House confident final Iran nuclear deal is in reach -- The Hill
Kerry: ‘Too early’ to tell if Iran nuclear deal will be sealed -- Times of Israel/AFP
Deadline looms for reaching deal on Iran’s nuclear program -- Al Jazeera
Negotiators push deadline on Iran nuclear talks -- USA Today
Iran nuclear talks 'to go beyond 30 June deadline' - US -- BBC
French Minister: No New Target Date for Iran Nuclear Talks -- AP
U.S. says absurd to suggest that it will cave in Iran talks. -- Reuters
Iranians guardedly optimistic as deadline of Vienna nuclear talks nears -- The Guardian
What's the deal with the Iran nuclear negotiations? -- Elise Labott, CNN
Factbox - A guide to nuclear talks between Iran and six major powers -- Reuters
1 comment:
Of course it will be extended, and extended ad infinitum until they test their nuclear bomb and then an agreement will no longer be necessary, as if it ever was.
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