US hopes to lift oil sanctions on banks: Iran negotiator | Iran News
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi did not say under what mechanism the sanctions would be lifted, European diplomats say the success of reviving the 2015 nuclear treaty was not “guaranteed” but also “impossible”.
Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator has said Tehran hopes to lift sanctions on oil, banks and other sectors and most people and organizations, according to agreements reached so far in talks in Vienna, Iranian state media reported.
Russia and Western European powers, meanwhile, contrasted the news of the task in lectures The 2015 nuclear deal was to bring Iran and the United States back completely, as talks were suspended for six days.
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Iran has informed the International Atomic Energy Agency of its plan to enrich uranium at 60-percent purity following the attack on its Natanz nuclear facility, Iranian news network Press TV reported Tuesday, citing Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.
Iran will soon replace the centrifuges damaged in a recent act of sabotage at Natanz, Araqchi was quoted as saying.
Also, Iran will install an additional 1,000 centrifuges with 50 percent higher enrichment capacity at the nuclear facility, said Araqchi, who leads the Iranian negotiating team in the Vienna talks with the representatives from Britain, China, France, Russia, and Germany.
Besides, Behrouz Kamalvandi, the spokesman for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, said that the preparations for producing 60-percent uranium enrichment will begin on Tuesday night at the Natanz enrichment site, semi-official FARS news agency reported.