Robert Mali: Returning to Vienna – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news

According to Mehr News Agency, Robert Mali, the US Special Representative for Iran, says that he will return to the Austrian capital soon to continue the Vienna talks.

“President Biden continues to urge us to continue the talks in Vienna,” he told MSNBC. We will be back there next week. It’s a sign of our continued belief that it is not dead yet – that we must revive it because it is in our best interest.

Referring to the financial statements, Reuters writes that he is supposed to mean the resumption of talks this week, which starts today, Monday.

Meanwhile, a European source told Reuters that the chief negotiators were likely to meet in Vienna on Tuesday.

The Vienna talks have reportedly entered a critical phase, with senior negotiators returning to their capitals for consultations on important political decisions.

The United States, which needs to prove its will and goodwill to return to the IAEA, on Friday reinstated some of the sanctions exemptions on Iran’s nuclear program that were lifted under Donald Trump. But Iran has warned that the move is not enough and that its demands for the lifting of all oppressive sanctions are far from being met.

The team of the new Iranian government had said from the beginning that the country had already negotiated Borjam once and for all, and that the condition for the US to return to this agreement was the lifting of all sanctions, regardless of the alleged labels.