Kerry Says Time Running Out for Iran to Negotiate Nuclear Agreement
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Secretary of State John Kerry, then chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, speaks at a December 2009 hearing. Photo: U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley.
AP – Secretary of State John Kerry says time is running out for Iran to negotiate a comprehensive agreement on its nuclear program.
In a Washington Post opinion piece late Monday, Kerry said the July 20 deadline is fast approaching and that Tehran’s leaders face a choice: “They can agree to the steps necessary to assure the world that their country’s nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful … or they can squander a historic opportunity to end Iran economic and diplomatic isolation and improve the lives of their people.
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