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Tehran does not show a willingness to yield to US nuclear power and does not plan to discuss its nuclear program in order to resume the Armistice negotiations, reports the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Monday with reference to sources. "Iran has made clear to the negotiators that he is not very willing to discuss his nuclear program," the newspaper's interlocutors stated anonymously.
Effort aims to restart negotiations after Trump rejected Tehran's proposed 7-day truce, The Wall Street Journal reports
Iran Pressed to Make Nuclear Concessions
“Peace negotiators are pressing Iran to make a concession on its nuclear program to revive ceasefire talks with the U.S. after President Trump rejected Tehran’s truce proposal, in a race to stop the conflict from escalating back into all-out war,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “Mediators involved in the talks said it is a long-shot […]
An official Iranian informant indicated that there were no plans to resume negotiations with Washington and informed sources reported to Wall Street Journal that the mediators had asked Eran to make clear concessions on her nuclear program, pressuring her to prevent going to a full-scale war. US President Donald Trump has shown his lack of confidence in the success of diplomacy with Eran and does not want to...
The countries mediating in the negotiations between the US and Iran are pressuring Tehran to agree to concessions on its nuclear program, in an attempt to renew the negotiations after the rejection of the Iranian proposal for a ceasefire - this was reported today (Monday) in the "Wall Street Journal". Despite this, at this stage Iran has shown no signs that it is willing to do so. According to the report, a senior government official from one of…
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