Germany: Time to reach agreement with Iran is too short – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
After meeting with his G7 counterparts on Saturday, Germany’s new foreign minister announced that time was running out to find a way to revive the agreement with Iran, Reuters reported, quoting Reuters.
«انالنا Bairbock“The time to reach an agreement with Iran is coming to an end and the situation in the last days shows that we have not made any progress,” the German foreign minister told reporters in Liverpool, England, on the sidelines of the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting.
باربوک He also claimed that: Iran has resumed negotiations with a position that delayed the talks for six months.
Earlier, US officials had said that “Anthony بلینکنThe foreign minister met with his British, German and French counterparts on Friday to discuss the way forward for talks with Iran.
At the same time, Ali Bagherikani, the chief negotiator of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the negotiations with the P4 + 1 group, commented on the statement of a European official that there were eight open cases and differences in the previous draft, and in response to the question that now What are the differences in the current negotiations in Vienna? He said: “In the draft, which is the result of the Vienna 6 talks and after 6 rounds of talks, there were some differences between the parties that needed to be decided at a high level, and these now Unresolved is also on the table.
The Deputy Foreign Minister stated: “During the talks that started on the 8th of Azar, we expressed our views on various issues of the talks, such as the lifting of sanctions, nuclear measures, verification and guarantees, as well as other issues.” Some of these issues have been accepted by the other side during the talks that took place over the past few days, and some have not been accepted by the other side.
The senior negotiator of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Vienna talks, stating that the disputed issues of the previous six rounds of talks in Vienna are still unresolved and on the table, clarified that Iran will not accept anything less than Borjam.
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