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Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. Photo: Wikipedia.
A top Iranian official, in an unusual declaration Saturday, said there remains no trust between Tehran and world powers and either side could yet abandon a nuclear deal after signing.
In comments that laid bare a paradox of long-running negotiations between Iran and the West, Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said an agreement — due by June 30 — was nearing despite neither side trusting the other.
