Iran, Powers Set to Miss Nuclear Deal Deadline as Agreement Remains Elusive
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Iran and the P5+1 powers accepted that they would miss the June 30 deadline for a nuclear deal. Photo: State Department.
Iran and six world powers ramped up negotiations on Tuesday after accepting they would miss a June 30 deadline for a nuclear deal, with both sides cautioning that major obstacles to a lasting agreement remained.
Diplomats said the Vienna talks would run on for as long as necessary to reach a deal intended to promise an end to sanctions in exchange for at least a decade of limits on Iran’s most sensitive nuclear activities.
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