Report: Iran’s Chief Negotiator Threatens to Leave Nuclear Talks
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Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araqchi threatened to walk away from nuclear talks if "other parties impose their will." Photo: Screenshot.
Times of Israel – Tehran’s chief negotiator in nuclear talks with the US and other world powers threatened to walk away from the table, Iranian media reported Monday, as a second day of high-level negotiations were set to get underway in Switzerland.
Abbas Araqchi said Iran would leave the talks if “other parties impose their wills,” Iran’s Press TV reported Monday morning.
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