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Nuclear Talks Between Iran, World Powers May Be Postponed
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Saeed Jalili, Iran's lead nuclear negotiator. Photo: www.roytov.com.
CS Monitor – The disconnect between Tehran and world powers over Iran’s nuclear program is so serious that talks scheduled for Moscow next week may be delayed, according to officials from both sides.
If the scheduled talks – the third round in just over two months – do take place June 18-19, says an Iranian diplomat close to the negotiations, they will be “really tough.”
