Negotiators have adjourned talks on reviving the Iran nuclear deal for consultations in their capitals the European Unions envoy to the negotiations
Negotiators have adjourned talks on reviving the Iran nuclear deal for consultations in their capitals, the European Union’s envoy to the negotiations said. Enrique Mora gave no indication when the talks would resume but said progress had been made on June 20 and that the participants would have a clearer idea of how to close a deal when they return. Russian envoy Mikhael Ulyanov told reporters nobody knew when the talks would resume but on Twitter echoed Mora in saying that negotiators were heading back to their respective capitals. Negotiators ‚took stock of the significant progress made at the #ViennaTalks, including at the sixth round, and decided to make a break to allow participants to consult with their capitals in preparation for what is supposed to be the final round of negotiations.‘ Iran’s top negotiator, Abbas Araqchi, said earlier the sides had moved closer to reviving the 2015 deal, and he expected delegations to return to their respective capitals for consultations after the June 20 talks conclude.
