Iran Nuclear Talks Resume in Vienna, Timing of Sanctions Relief Main Sticking Point
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World leaders and Iranian representatives at the nuclear negotiations in Switzerland on April 2. Iranian nuclear talks resumed on Wednesday. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Reuters – The timing of sanctions relief is the main sticking point in nuclear talks that resumed on Wednesday with a meeting between delegates from Iran and the European Union.
Arriving in Vienna, Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi reiterated Iran’s position: “All the economic sanctions should be lifted on the day that the deal is implemented,” Iranian news agency Tasnim reported.
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