The date for the next round of nuclear talks between the six powers and the Iranian regime on curbing its nuclear activities will be announced in 10-14 days, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said, TASS reported.
The Russian official noted that there was little time left before the deadline of November 24.
Meanwhile, a delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is to arrive in Iranian capital Monday night, more than a month after the Iranian regime missed a deadline for cooperation with the U.N. nuclear agency in investigation into Tehran’s atomic bomb research.
The delegation led by IAEA Deputy Director for Security Tero Varjoranta will meet with officials of the Iranian regime’s Atomic Energy Organization on Tuesday.
U.S. officials had hoped that an intensive week of negotiations at the United Nations last month would open the way to a deal but, by the account of both sides, little headway was made. “The gaps are still serious,” said a U.S. official briefing reporters at the end of the talks.
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