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Saturday, 11 December 2021 (YJC)_ Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister stressed the determination of all parties to the agreement to maintain the agreement.
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said in talks on the resumption of the nuclear deal in Vienna:
The situation is changing, time is passing, the situation is difficult and probably even more complicated than when the sixth round of talks ended, but that is no reason to be disappointed.
Ryabkov continued:
We need to coordinate closely with all the participants (in this negotiation) on this issue, and Russia is ready to make such coordination in different ways.
Russia's deputy foreign minister also said on Friday that none of the members of the JCPOA was interested in terminating the agreement.
Ryabkov's remarks follow the second meeting of the JCPOA on Thursday in the seventh round of Vienna talks.
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