US EditionEurope's Nuclear Offers Are 'Unrealistic_' Senior Iranian Officials Say as War with Israel Rages
- A senior Iranian official described European proposals about Iran's nuclear program as "unrealistic," which may hinder reaching a deal.
- French President Emmanuel Macron stated that negotiations should accelerate and highlighted that Iran must assure peaceful intentions.
- Tehran will review European proposals and respond in the next meeting, according to the senior Iranian official.
- The senior official emphasized that Iran is open to diplomacy but not under the threat of war.
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European proposals in Geneva ’unrealistic,’ Iran official says
A senior Iranian official said on Saturday that proposals put forward by European powers at talks in Geneva about his country's nuclear programme were "unrealistic", suggesting that if they stuck to them it would be difficult to reach an accord. There were few signs of progress on Friday after the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany, known as the E3, plus the EU met their Iranian counterpart in a bid to prevent the conflict between …
It is the reaction of Iran to the meeting that took place this week in Geneva, Switzerland. Furthermore, the Air Force is responsible for the location of the fire-fighting aircraft.
The Straits Times
Senior Iranian official: European proposals in Geneva unrealistic
ISTANBUL - A senior Iranian official said on Saturday that proposals put forward by European powers at talks in Geneva about his country's nuclear programme were \"unrealistic\", suggesting that if they stuck to them it would be difficult to reach an accord. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Exclusive-Senior Iranian official: European proposals in Geneva unrealistic
ISTANBUL (Reuters) -The discussions and proposals made by the European powers to Iran over its nuclear programme in Geneva were unrealistic and insisting on them will not bring both sides closer to an agreement, a senior Iranian official told Reuters. Read full story
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