Negotiator Not Optimistic About Iran Nuclear Talks
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Reuters – NEW DELHI – A member of Iran’s nuclear negotiation team said on Friday that talks between Iran and big Western powers were unlikely to yield results and it doesn’t make sense for Tehran to stop enriching uranium to 20 percent fissile purity.
“Personally speaking, I am not optimistic,” Mostafa Dolatyar told reporters at the Iranian embassy in New Delhi.
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