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Wednesday, 10 November 2021 (YJC)_ Russia's envoy to international organizations in Vienna has welcomed the resumption of talks on reviving the nuclear deal in Vienna, saying there is no acceptable alternative to a nuclear deal.
On his Twitter page, Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia's representative to international organizations in Vienna, welcomed the resumption of talks on reviving the nuclear deal in Vienna and wrote:
Negotiations to restore / renew / revive Borjam will resume for another 20 days. After a long break (approximately 5 and a half months), the event will be significant. The work must be successful. There is no other acceptable alternative.
Negotiations to revive the nuclear deal in Vienna, six rounds of which were held between Iran and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and attended by a US delegation to the talks until June, have been postponed after Iran's presidential election.
The new Iranian government recently announced that the seventh round of talks would resume on November 29, after reviewing the results of the previous six rounds of talks. Iran has stressed that the goal of these talks is to lift US sanctions.
The US government has also said that it prefers a diplomatic path with Iran to resolve its nuclear issue and is ready to return to the Vienna talks in good faith and in a reciprocal return with Iran to full compliance with the nuclear deal.
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