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JCPOA Remains In Doubt Over 'External Factors'

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JCPOA nuclear deal talks with Iran are in doubt after key diplomats blamed 'external factors' for a breakdown in talks. It is likely that the 'external factors' refer to a last minute request from the Russian delegatation to attach sanctions relief to the final text.
  • Stephanie Al-Qaq British chief negotiator at the JCPOA talks in Vienna has tweeted: 'Deeply disappointed Vienna Talks have paused. Fair and comprehensive deal on table - ready for conclusion. Iran and US have worked hard to resolve final issues. E3 ready to conclude this deal now. External factors must be resolved in next few days or agreement likely to unravel.'
  • Al-Qaq's remarks come as EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell also made a statement today blaming 'external factors' for the failure to reach a deal. Borrell wrote: 'A pause in Vienna Talks is needed, due to external factors. A final text is essentially ready and on the table. As coordinator, I will, with my team, continue to be in touch with all JCPOA participants and the U.S. to overcome the current situation and to close the agreement.
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