Talks (about the Nuclear) between the Iran and world powers moves to the next level
Expectations were not high, on the other hand, at the forefront of the programmed three-day Vienna meeting between Iran and the United States, China, Russia, Britain, France and Germany, estimated to be the first in a succession of tricky encounters.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (Iran’s supreme leader) said, he was “not optimistic” and even added that he expected the talks to “lead nowhere”
He also said that, he was “not against them”
According to the one senior US administration in Vienna for the talks, “it is probably as likely that we won’t get agreement as it is that we will, but these negotiations are the best chance we have ever had for diplomacy to solve this most pressing of national security challenges,”
According to the Siavush Randjbar-Daemi (Iran and Middle East lecture at Manchester University), Geneva really was a stop gap, a band-aid solution that didn’t really heal the wounds.
According to the Richard Dalton (former British ambassador to Tehran now at think-tank Chatham House), The principals camp, including members of the establishment close to the Revolutionary Guard, will be looking out for Rouhani to stumble.
Nuclear Talks Moves To The Next Level, Iran And World Powers
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