A fourth round of nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers ended Friday with both sides complaining that major gaps remained ahead of a July 20 deadline for a vaunted accord. Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi quoted on state television, reported "** tangible progress" at the talks in Vienna as he described the gaps as "too huge". However, he said Tehran remained "determined" to continue the talks in coming months. Separately, a Western diplomat said "huge gaps" remain in the negotiations aimed at finding a lasting deal on limiting Tehran's nuclear programme, and called on Iran to show more flexibility.
05-17-2014, 05:41 PM
'** tangible progress' as latest round of Iran nuclear talks ends
A fourth round of nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers ended Friday with both sides complaining that major gaps remained ahead of a July 20 deadline for a vaunted accord. Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi quoted on state television, reported "** tangible progress" at the talks in Vienna as he described the gaps as "too huge". However, he said Tehran remained "determined" to continue the talks in coming months. Separately, a Western diplomat said "huge gaps" remain in the negotiations aimed at finding a lasting deal on limiting Tehran's nuclear programme, and called on Iran to show more flexibility.
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