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    Iran and world powers meet in Vienna to save the nuclear agreement

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    Post by Rocky Sat 07 Jul 2018, 3:14 am

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    Iran and world powers meet in Vienna to save the nuclear agreement Rohani

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     2 hours ago



    Iran wants global powers to provide a package of measures to ensure its oil revenues despite US sanctions when ministers meet on Friday to salvage the nuclear deal in 2015, but European countries will not be able to meet their demands, diplomats said.
     

    US President Donald Trump withdrew from the agreement in May, which lifted sanctions against Iran in return for curbing its nuclear program, and the IAEA was checking Tehran's compliance. Since then, Washington has been telling other countries to stop buying OPEC oil from November 4 or face financial hurdles.
    Foreign ministers from Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia are meeting their Iranian counterparts in Vienna for the first time since Washington pulled out of the deal, but diplomats see little chance of being saved.
    "The goal is to save the agreement. We have made some progress, including the protection of some crude sales, but this is unlikely to meet Iran's expectations. It's not just about what the Europeans can do, but how the Chinese, the Russians, the Indians, and others will contribute. "
    The EU strategy is based on EIB loans and a special measure to protect European companies against US sanctions and a proposal by the European Commission that EU governments should remit money directly to the Iranian Central Bank to avoid US sanctions.
    "The Iranians expect others to say what we are going to do to keep the agreement. "We have to wait and see if it will be enough for them."
    Iranian officials described the meeting on Friday as important, saying ensuring that measures were in place to ensure that oil exports were not stopped and that Tehran could use the SWIFT system for bank transfers was essential to them.
    During a visit to Europe this week, Iranian President Hassan Rowhani warned that his country could limit its cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog after it threatened Tramb of the "consequences" of imposing new sanctions on Iranian oil sales.
    Rohani was quoted by state media as saying after two phone calls with French President Emmanuel Macaron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel that he was frustrated by the European package and said it was not enough.
    The talks are expected to focus entirely on the nuclear deal. It comes amid an escalation in statements from the Trump administration, which says Iran poses a serious security threat.
    An Iranian diplomat working in Austria was among four arrested on suspicion of plotting an attack on an Iranian opposition group in France last week.
    Iran said it had nothing to do with the plan and requested the official's release without delay.
    Any confirmation of Iranian authorities' position behind the plan would make it politically difficult for European leaders to continue to support the nuclear agreement.



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