US EditionIran, European powers agree to resume nuclear, sanctions talks next week
Iran and European powers resume nuclear talks to avoid reimposition of UN sanctions via the snapback mechanism, with Europe setting an end-of-August deadline, officials said.
- On Tuesday, August 26, Iran will meet in Geneva with France, the United Kingdom, and Germany at the deputy minister level, led by Majid Takht-Ravanchi, to resume nuclear talks.
- With the snapback power due to expire in October, the Europeans set an internal deadline and threatened to trigger it unless Iran curbs enrichment; Abbas Araghchi warned this would be 'legally baseless, morally unjustified.'
- The IAEA has warned that inspectors have been unable to access Iran's nuclear sites since Tehran suspended cooperation after a 12-day war with Israel, raising alarm over more than 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60%, a step toward 90% weapons-grade levels.
- Europe warned it is prepared to reimpose sanctions, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said, `We have just made an important call to our Iranian counterpart regarding the nuclear programme and the sanctions against Iran that we are preparing to reimpose,' and snapback would reinstate the arms embargo, export controls, travel bans, and asset freezes.
- With China and Russia positioned to veto, Iran will consult its Security Council allies this month, while experts warn renewed sanctions risk isolating Iran and destabilizing the region, threatening the NPT.
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Britain, Germany, and France will hold another round of nuclear talks with Iran tomorrow (Tuesday) in Geneva in an attempt to avoid activating the "snapback" mechanism, according to the Iranian news agency Maher. The round of talks will take place at working levels, with the Iranians represented by the deputy foreign minister, and the talks will revolve around "nuclear issues and sanctions relief," according to the report. This meeting could be …
The negotiations will resume on Tuesday in Geneva on Iran's nuclear programme. Talks are under way with France, the United Kingdom and Germany. These include regulating the country's nuclear activities. - Nuclear: talks between Iran and Europeans will take place on Tuesday in Geneva (International).
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