Significant differences remain between Iran-US, including on nuclear issues, senior Iranian official says - Reuters
Significant differences remain between Iran-US, including on nuclear issues, senior Iranian official says Reuters
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Notable Quotes
"Significant differences remain between Iran-US, including on nuclear issues."
— senior Iranian official , Other
"Significant differences remain between Iran-US, including on nuclear issues."
— senior Iranian official , Other
"We have always said that we won’t be the first to introduce it, and we haven’t introduced it … It’s as good an answer as you will get."
— Benjamin Netanyahu , Politician
"that amount is enough, theoretically, to produce more than 10 nuclear warheads."
— Rafael Grossi , Executive
"no agreement has been reached on the details of the nuclear issues"
— senior Iranian official , Other
"keeping the Strait of Hormuz open is conditional on U.S. adherence to the terms of ceasefire"
— senior Iranian official , Other
"Iran will provide assurances to the international community about the peaceful nature of its nuclear programme"
— senior Iranian official , Other
Key People
Benjamin Netanyahu is the prime minister of Israel.
David Ben-Gurion was the first Prime Minister of Israel and a primary national founder.
Former president of the United States known for his aggressive economic policies.
Field Marshal Asim Munir is the powerful military chief of Pakistan.
Mordechai Vanunu is a former Israeli nuclear technician who revealed details of Israel's nuclear weapons program.
Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
An unnamed official representing the Iranian government.
Shawn Rostker is an analyst associated with the Constellation Institute.
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Iran and the US are now pursuing a temporary memorandum after Islamabad talks failed to bridge major differences over Tehran’s nuclear programme, with disputes over uranium stockpiles and enrichment timelines remaining unresolved.
A senior Iranian official stated that significant differences persist between Iran and the U.S. in reaching a deal to end the war, particularly concerning nuclear issues.
An explanation of the disagreements between the US and Iran over the length of a proposed ban on uranium enrichment, with the US requesting 20 years and Iran agreeing to five.
Iran and the United States have made some progress toward an agreement to end weeks of conflict, but significant differences remain, especially over Tehran's nuclear ambitions, according to a senior Iranian official.
An analysis of the international scrutiny of Iran's nuclear program compared to the lack of transparency regarding Israel's nuclear capabilities.
Despite some progress in negotiations, major differences remain between Iran and the U.S., especially over Tehran's nuclear program, according to a senior Iranian official.
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