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Iran Expects to Hold More Nuclear Talks With Europe’s E3 Soon
TEHRAN PROVINCE, IRAN, JUL 25 – Iranian and European diplomats held detailed talks on uranium enrichment and sanctions relief amid threats to reinstate UN sanctions by August, as Iran enriches uranium near weapons-grade levels.
- On July 25, Iranian diplomats held frank and detailed nuclear talks in Istanbul with Germany, Britain and France, who threatened to trigger sanctions if Iran fails to agree, said Iranian diplomats.
- Since June, Tehran had pulled away from the UN watchdog, after Israel’s attack sparked a 12-day war, impacting nuclear negotiations.
- Lasting over three hours, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi and Majid Takht-Ravanchi engaged in serious, frank and detailed discussions on sanctions lifting and the nuclear issue.
- Gharibabadi warned, 'triggering sanctions would be completely illegal,' amid threats from European powers to activate the snapback mechanism under the moribund 2015 deal before August.
- Iran said future cooperation would take a `new form`, and in the coming weeks, a technical team is expected to return, according to Iranian officials.
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Istanbul. Iran insisted yesterday on its right to continue uranium enrichment by resuming negotiations with Germany, France and the United Kingdom in Istanbul to prevent the re-establishment of sanctions under the nuclear agreement that expires in October.
Representatives of the Persian state and three European countries met in Istanbul.
Iran and the three European countries of the UK, France and Germany (E3) held a deputy ministerial-level meeting in Istanbul, Turkey on the 25th to discuss the Iranian nuclear development issue. In parallel with the US's call to resume nuclear talks with Iran, they are seeking a diplomatic solution and will continue the talks...
Iran says it held ’frank’ nuclear talks with European powers
Iranian diplomats said they held "frank and detailed" nuclear talks on Friday with counterparts from Germany, Britain and France, who have threatened to trigger sanctions if Tehran fails to agree a deal on uranium enrichment and cooperation with UN inspectors. The meeting in Istanbul was the first since Israel launched an attack on Iran last month targeting key nuclear and military sites, sparking a 12-day war and leading Tehran to pull away fro…
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