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U.S. Officials Resume Nuclear Talks As Last-Ditch Effort To Prevent Iran From Weaponizing

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Negotiations for a renewed nuclear control agreement with Iran began Thursday at the United Nations in Vienna. Previous efforts to renegotiate an Obama-era agreement that would put a temporary cap on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief collapsed in March. Both sides accuse each other of attempting to force unrelated issues into the final deal. U.S. officials involved in the European Union-mediated talks Thursday expressed pessimism regarding the outcome.

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The Washington Post

Iran nuclear talks resume in last-ditch effort to secure deal

The six countries taking direct part in the negotiations will meet to consider an agreement that the E.U. foreign policy chief has put on the table.

2 years ago

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The Daily Caller

U.S. Officials Resume Nuclear Talks As Last-Ditch Effort To Prevent Iran From Weaponizing

Eleventh-hour negotiations for a renewed nuclear control agreement with Iran renewed Thursday as Iran teeters on the verge of producing a nuclear weapon.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Bloomberg

Iran and US to resume talks in new bid to save nuclear deal

Diplomats from the U.S., Europe and Iran are set to return to Vienna after months of deadlock for another attempt to save their moribund nuclear deal, as high energy prices continue to stalk the global economy. Robert Malley, the United…

2 years ago·United States

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The Free Press (Tampa)

U.S. Officials Resume Nuclear Talks As Last-Ditch Effort To Prevent Iran From Weaponizing

by: Micaela Burrow Eleventh-hour negotiations for a renewed nuclear control agreement with Iran began Thursday at the United Nations in Vienna as Iran

2 years ago·Tampa, United States

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Gatestone Institute

EU: Last-Ditch Effort to Salvage Iran Nuclear Deal

The European Union has presented Iran with a new draft text that aims to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. The document, which has not been made public, presumably offers additional concessions to coax Tehran into rejoining the agreement. In May 2022, for

2 years ago

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