Iran: no new JCPOA formula addressed in Vienna
Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh says that Tehran wants to guarantee that Washington does not withdraw from the deal in the future after returning to it.
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Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that their policy is the lifting of all sanctions.
Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh says that whoever wants to ensure Iran's peaceful activities must implement the nuclear agreement, and we want to ensure that Washington does not withdraw from the agreement in the future after returning."
He stressed that "at no time did the negotiations address the drafting of a new nuclear agreement."
The Joint Commission of JCPOA held Sunday a meeting in Vienna in order to reach a final version of the ongoing consultations within the sixth round of negotiations, which began Saturday.
Before the meeting, the Iranian political deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Araghchi, stated that Iran is closer than ever to reaching an agreement in the Vienna negotiations, pointing out that filling the void to reach an agreement is not an easy matter and that decisions need to be taken in the capitals of the participating countries.
Araghchi indicated that yesterday's meeting "is the last day of the sixth round of talks, which included very intense negotiations, during which very difficult work was accomplished," as he put it, adding that all the consensus documents are almost ready.
The Vienna talks on the JCPOA launched in April in two hotels in the Austrian capital.
