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Tuesday, 11 January 2022 (YJC)_ Russia's deputy foreign minister announced on Monday that an agreement could be reached on Iran's nuclear program.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov announced on Monday that an agreement could be reached in the nuclear talks in Vienna, Austria.
Speaking at a news conference after meeting with the US delegation in Geneva, Switzerland, he said:
It is possible to reach an agreement on Iran's nuclear program.
Russia's deputy foreign minister described the development of Iran's nuclear program and US sanctions as challenges in the Vienna talks.
The development of Iran's nuclear program and the list of US sanctions against Tehran are the challenges ahead in the Vienna talks.
He further warned:
It is wrong to set a deadline in the negotiations for the revival of the Comprehensive Joint Action Plan on Iran's nuclear program.
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister said:
We need a quick move forward, depending on what happens in the coming days.
"Progress is being made," Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia's representative in the Vienna talks, said yesterday. "But achieving the desired solution requires more time and effort."
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