Iran's response to nuclear deal 'not constructive,' US State Department says
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By Jennifer Hansler, Mostafa Salem and Shafi Kakar, CNN An effort to save the Iran nuclear deal appeared to hang in the balance on Thursday after Washington said Tehran’s latest reply to the European Union proposal was “not constructive.
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By Jennifer Hansler, Mostafa Salem and Shafi Kakar, CNN An effort to save the Iran nuclear deal appeared to hang in the balance on Thursday after Washington said Tehran’s latest reply to the European Union proposal was “not constructive.
The State Department said on Thursday that Iran's latest response to a new nuclear deal proposal is "not constructive," putting an agreement in peril after some recent progress.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani said in a statement that “the sent text has a constructive approach with the aim of finalizing the negotiations.”
The United States said Thursday that a new response from Iran on reviving a landmark nuclear deal was "not constructive," a day after European mediators were hopeful at finally crossing the finish line.
Iran called its response to a U.S. proposal to revive the Iran Nuclear Deal a "constructive approach," but the U.S. says it strongly disagrees, as negotiations on the shattered agreement continue.
Announcement comes after Tehran indicated that it was seeking stronger guarantees and was still pushing for the IAEA to drop its probe, which the US and UN have rejected
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