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Iran: US must drop ‘excessive demands’ in nuclear talks
Iran demands the US drop broad conditions on missiles and regional support to advance nuclear deal talks, with technical discussions continuing under Omani mediation.
- On Friday, Abbas Aragchi, Iranian foreign minister, said the United States must drop `excessive demands` to succeed as the US embassy in Jerusalem authorised staff departures amid war fears.
- On Friday, Abbas Aragchi insisted the US must drop `excessive demands` to advance talks, amid US embassy staff departures from Jerusalem.
- In Geneva on Thursday, American and Iranian officials left after Oman-mediated indirect talks to consult their governments, while parallel negotiations and Vienna technical meetings will continue.
- Multiple countries, including China, Canada, India, and Poland, ordered evacuations as US forces in the region amassed their biggest arsenal since 2003, with the USS Gerald R Ford arriving in Haifa on Friday.
- How negotiators handle sanctions termination and nuclear-related steps will determine a deal's prospects, with Abbas Aragchi stating `excessive demands` must be dropped.
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Iran Warns US To Scale Back 'Excessive Demands' Amid Last Ditch Negotiations
Iran said Friday that in order to reach a deal, the United States will have to drop its "excessive demands", tempering the optimism expressed after talks seen as a last-ditch bid to avert war.
·New Delhi, India
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In the face of imminent escalation, Iran's leadership appeals to the US. Meanwhile, US embassy staff in Israel are advised to leave.
·Germany
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46% Right
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C 27%
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