The Guardian: Iran nuclear talks extended by three days
Disagreement between Russia and the west over lifting arms embargo on Iran forces deadline back again
Nuclear talks in Vienna have been extended by three more days amid disagreements between Russia and the west over lifting an arms embargo on Iran.
The discord among the six global powers negotiating with Iran in the Austrian capital has further complicated the already detailed and technical talks. Other differences over the timing of sanctions relief, verification and transparency had forced a week-long postponement of the original deadline until Tuesday night.
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Iran nuclear talks to continue past deadline -- BBC
Iran Nuclear Talks Are Extended Once Again -- NYT
Envoy: Iran talks to push beyond extended deadline -- Washington Post
Iran Nuclear Talks to Continue Beyond Deadline -- WSJ
Six powers and Iran to continue nuclear talks past deadline: EU -- Reuters
Nuke deal remains elusive after deadline, but talks continue -- AP
Negotiators again extend deadline in Iran nuclear talks -- FOX News
Iran Nuclear Talks to Continue Through Friday -- VOA
Iran says issues remain in nuclear talks as deadline passes: ISNA -- Reuters
Iran nuclear talks to continue until July 10 -- Al Jazeera
Iran nuke talks to drag on through 2nd deadline -- CBS
EU extends suspension of sanctions on Iran until July 10 -- Reuters
Issues linked to military dimension of Iran’s nuclear program solved — Lavrov -- ITAR-TASS
Russia says around eight unresolved issues remain in Iran nuclear talks: Interfax -- Reuters
Iran nuclear talks deadlocked as U.S. refuses demand to lift all U.N. sanctions -- Washington Times
Any Iran nuclear deal should be judged on its contents, not the rhetoric -- Walter Pincus, Washington Post
This whole thing reminds me of "Kosoto Gake -- Small Outside Hook" they get you going this way and then that way but they just keep you going until you mess up.
ReplyDeleteSo much in politics seem to get us going until were fatigued or don't know which way is up.
Whether it is a weekend data dump, a big holiday weekend data dump, the way the US. military entered a suburb of Baghdad only to pull back (inflicting casualties but keeping the Iraqi army off balance), this pushing of agenda, deals, or treaties pulling back only to come back a fortnight later, months later a or a few years later, when people are exhausted, distracted or pushed poll to death is just getting old.
My opinion is John Kerry's knee pads must of needed replaced!
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