Iran urges US to drop ‘excessive demands’ to reach deal - The Straits Times

Iran urges US to drop ‘excessive demands’ to reach deal The Straits Times

27 Feb, 09:26 — 27 Feb, 10:21

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The ongoing negotiations between Iran and the US are crucial for regional stability and international security, particularly concerning Iran's nuclear program. The success or failure of these talks could have significant geopolitical implications, impacting global energy markets and the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

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Iran is calling on the United States to abandon its "excessive demands"
The purpose of these demands is to facilitate reaching a deal

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Iran stated that the US must drop its "excessive demands" to reach a deal.

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This statement from Iran tempered optimism expressed after recent talks.

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The talks are seen as a last-ditch bid to avert war.

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The context of the talks as a "last-ditch bid to avert war" and signs of "gradual progress"

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France 24High163d ago

Signs of 'gradual progress' in Iran-US talks

Iran said Friday that in order to reach a deal, the United States will have to drop its "excessive demands", tempering the optimism expressed after talks seen as a last-ditch bid to avert war. Nevertheless there are signs of "gradual progress" being made towards a deal on Iran's nuclear enrichment programme, says France 24's Philip Turle.

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