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Iran is on its way to a new nuclear deal, but who will sign it?

Follow Apr. 9, 2021 “It is a great betrayal of the Iranian nation if any faction or person delays the end of the sanctions even for one hour,” Iranian President Hassan Rohani said in a speech on Iranian television on March 17. “The small minority that is obstructing this path needs to stop its destructive act. If it stops … the government can break the sanctions.” Rohani was speaking about 20 days before the launch of the talks in Vienna this week between Iran and the six entities party to the nuclear agreement. The comments provide evidence of the harsh disagreement in Iran surrounding the negotiations, despite the consent of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to Iran’s participation.

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Iran threatens to quit IAEA pact over censure from west

Iran threatens to quit IAEA pact over censure from west Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Wana News Agency/Reuters Iran has threatened to pull out of a deal struck with UN weapons inspectors last weekend if western countries go ahead with plans to censure it over its failure to cooperate fully with the International Atomic Energy Authority. Western leaders are planning to table a motion at the IAEA next week condemning Iran for pulling out of the overarching agreement with the UN body giving inspectors access to its nuclear sites. The IAEA director general, Rafael Grossi, responded to the Iranian pullout by striking a three-month deal in Tehran last Sunday that he said left him satisfied that his inspectors could still continue to do their work, albeit less effectively than before.

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