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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. Photo: Wiki Commons.
ABC News – First there were three nations negotiating with Tehran over its nuclear program. Then six. And now, mostly one — the United States.
Washington insists that the Iran-six power negotiations are alive and well. But with a deadline to a deal only eight weeks away, the U.S. is increasingly reshaping the talks it joined five years ago into a series of bilateral meetings with Iran as the two nations with the greatest stakes race to seal a deal — and strengthen ties broken more than three decades ago.
