US Secretary of State: talks with Iran can be stopped – Radio Liberty

US Secretary of State threatened to abandon the talks on Iran’s nuclear program if Tehran does not accept “difficult” political decision

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John Kerry comments on the course of blows with Iran in Vienna

                     Posted 7/10/2015 4:20
                 

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday that “six” leading nuclear negotiations with Iran, will stop the dialogue, if Tehran does not find the strength to take “tough decisions” necessary to reach an agreement.

On Thursday evening, after it became clear that no agreement with Iran will be achieved by the next deadline, which came at midnight, US Secretary of State for the first time publicly expressed disappointment with the progress of the negotiation process. “We can not wait indefinitely decision. If difficult decisions are not taken, we are uniquely prepared to put an end to the negotiation process “- John Kerry declared.

According to Kerry and other Western negotiators, Iran has not taken a political decision to wind up its nuclear program. Tehran blames Western capitals is that they refuse to previous agreements on the extent of its nuclear program, which will be allowed to keep Iran and the timing of the lifting of sanctions.

The current round of negotiations began two weeks ago and has twice been extended. Given that the final deal is not concluded, the parties also had to extend the original framework agreement worked out in Geneva, three months ago.

Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran Abbas Arahchi said in an interview that remain a few questions, including the schedule of inspections of Iranian nuclear facilities IAEA staff and schedule removal from Tehran of US and European sanctions.

We also discuss the key demand of Iran to abolish the UN arms embargo on the import of conventional arms, to which the United States objected to and in support of what He speaks Russian, which hopes to conclude a major arms deals with Tehran.

             
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             Iran’s nuclear program, US-Iran
         

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