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Russia Welcomes Nuclear Talks Between US And Iran
Moscow welcomed nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, the Kremlin said Tuesday after Washington and Tehran made the shock announcement that high-level discussions were scheduled for Saturday.
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Trump Says US In "Direct Talks" With Iran Over Nuclear Program
US President Donald Trump said Monday that he has begun "direct talks" with Iran "at almost the highest level" over its nuclear program.
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Iran Rejects "Meaningless" Direct Talks With US After Trump's Bombing Threat
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday rejected direct negotiations with the United States as "meaningless", after US President Donald Trump said he would prefer direct talks with the Islamic Republic.
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Opinion | Why Iran Is Steadfast Even Under Trump's 'Maximum Pressure'
Iran has not left the negotiating table and rejecting direct talks with U.S. is not necessarily an indication of not wanting to negotiate.
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Iran Open To Talks With Trump Administration If Interests Align
Iran will pursue whatever secures its interest, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said on Tuesday, when asked if there could be direct talks with the Trump administration.
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On Nuclear Talks, Iran Says "Ready" As US Asserts "Direct Meeting"
Iran for the first time Monday said it was open to direct nuclear negotiations with the United States, which declared itself ready to hold talks "urgently" -- in a possible turning point in efforts to salvage the 2015 nuclear accord.
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US Confirms Will Join Nuclear Deal Meet, 'Open' To Direct Talks With Iran
The United States on Friday confirmed it would take part in a meeting in Vienna next week on the Iran nuclear deal and offered to sit down directly with Tehran.
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Iran, US Hold Direct Talks in Geneva For Nuclear Deal
Senior Iranian and US officials began direct talks in Geneva on Monday, urgently trying to find common ground over Tehran's controversial nuclear programme as a July deadline for a lasting deal looms.
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Iran, US Announce Surprise Nuclear Talks
Iran and the United States will on Monday and Tuesday hold their first direct talks in decades, in an unprecedented move toward securing a comprehensive nuclear deal between Tehran and the West.
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I will hold nuclear talks with US if pressure stops: Iran President Ahmadinejad
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday said the United States must change its attitude if it wants to hold direct nuclear talks with Iran, as he hit out at Washington for imposing sanctions on Tehran.
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I'll talk with US if pressure stops: Iran President Ahmadinejad
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says he is ready to have direct talks with the United States if the West stops pressuring his country.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: I'll talk with US if pressure stops
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Sunday that he is ready to have talks with United States if the West stops pressuring his country, the latest in a series of hints from leaders in both Washington and Tehran about the prospect of direct bilateral negotiations over the Islamic Republic's controversial nuclear program.
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Iran's supreme leader rejects direct talks with US
Iran's supreme leader Thursday strongly rejected proposals for direct talks with the United States, effectively quashing suggestions for a breakthrough one-on-one dialogue on the nuclear standoff and potentially other issues.
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Russia Welcomes Nuclear Talks Between US And Iran
Moscow welcomed nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, the Kremlin said Tuesday after Washington and Tehran made the shock announcement that high-level discussions were scheduled for Saturday.
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Trump Says US In "Direct Talks" With Iran Over Nuclear Program
US President Donald Trump said Monday that he has begun "direct talks" with Iran "at almost the highest level" over its nuclear program.
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Iran Rejects "Meaningless" Direct Talks With US After Trump's Bombing Threat
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday rejected direct negotiations with the United States as "meaningless", after US President Donald Trump said he would prefer direct talks with the Islamic Republic.
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Opinion | Why Iran Is Steadfast Even Under Trump's 'Maximum Pressure'
Iran has not left the negotiating table and rejecting direct talks with U.S. is not necessarily an indication of not wanting to negotiate.
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Iran Open To Talks With Trump Administration If Interests Align
Iran will pursue whatever secures its interest, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said on Tuesday, when asked if there could be direct talks with the Trump administration.
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On Nuclear Talks, Iran Says "Ready" As US Asserts "Direct Meeting"
Iran for the first time Monday said it was open to direct nuclear negotiations with the United States, which declared itself ready to hold talks "urgently" -- in a possible turning point in efforts to salvage the 2015 nuclear accord.
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US Confirms Will Join Nuclear Deal Meet, 'Open' To Direct Talks With Iran
The United States on Friday confirmed it would take part in a meeting in Vienna next week on the Iran nuclear deal and offered to sit down directly with Tehran.
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Iran, US Hold Direct Talks in Geneva For Nuclear Deal
Senior Iranian and US officials began direct talks in Geneva on Monday, urgently trying to find common ground over Tehran's controversial nuclear programme as a July deadline for a lasting deal looms.
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Iran, US Announce Surprise Nuclear Talks
Iran and the United States will on Monday and Tuesday hold their first direct talks in decades, in an unprecedented move toward securing a comprehensive nuclear deal between Tehran and the West.
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I will hold nuclear talks with US if pressure stops: Iran President Ahmadinejad
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday said the United States must change its attitude if it wants to hold direct nuclear talks with Iran, as he hit out at Washington for imposing sanctions on Tehran.
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I'll talk with US if pressure stops: Iran President Ahmadinejad
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says he is ready to have direct talks with the United States if the West stops pressuring his country.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: I'll talk with US if pressure stops
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Sunday that he is ready to have talks with United States if the West stops pressuring his country, the latest in a series of hints from leaders in both Washington and Tehran about the prospect of direct bilateral negotiations over the Islamic Republic's controversial nuclear program.
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Iran's supreme leader rejects direct talks with US
Iran's supreme leader Thursday strongly rejected proposals for direct talks with the United States, effectively quashing suggestions for a breakthrough one-on-one dialogue on the nuclear standoff and potentially other issues.
