Ulyanov: Progress in Vienna talks has made its opponents more active – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news

According to the Mehr news agency, “Mikhail Ulyanov”, Russia’s chief negotiator in the Vienna talks and its representative in international organizations, announced on Friday that as the negotiations progress further, the opponents of the agreement will increase their activities in public. .

He wrote in a tweet: “It should be noted that with the progress of the Vienna talks, Borjam’s opponents are becoming more active and provocative in public, which is really unfortunate and meaningless.”

The goal of the absolute majority of countries, including. The P5 + 1 is the revival of the nuclear deal and the lifting of sanctions.

In this regard, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced at a news conference today that real progress has been made in the Vienna talks.

He added that Iran should be constructive in the negotiations and the West should not create psychological tension.

“I continue to take a more realistic stance on Iran’s nuclear program,” Lavrov said. There is real progress and a desire, primarily between Iran and the United States, to understand specific concerns, and to understand how those concerns can be addressed in a common package. It could only be a closed solution, like the nuclear deal itself, it was a solution package.

It is worth mentioning that the eighth round of talks on lifting the sanctions has started two weeks ago with the holding of a meeting of the Joint Commission chaired by Ali Bagheri, Senior Negotiator of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Enrique Moo, EU Deputy Foreign Minister. Westerners are creating psychological tensions by resorting to time-consuming tactics and setting fake deadlines for ending negotiations.