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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry ruled out the option of extending nuclear talks with Iran if an agreement is not reached in the coming weeks. Photo: State Department via Wikimedia Commons.
Washington Post – Secretary of State John F. Kerry said in an interview broadcast Sunday that it would be “impossible” to extend nuclear negotiations with Iran if an agreement on fundamental principles is not reached in the coming weeks.
Using more categorical language than he has employed previously, Kerry definitively precluded a third extension to talks with Iran about reducing its ability to make a nuclear bomb or easing sanctions.
