INTV, 8 Nov 2013 – Iran’s nuclear negotiations with the P5+1 began on Thursday and will continue on Friday. Following Thursday’s talks, AFP reported the morning talks only lasted 45 minutes and EU foreign policy spokesman Catherine Ashton described these talks as very sophisticated, yet he emphasized we agreed to get into details.
In the afternoon talks the regime’s delegation met with the delegations of the three European countries, Russia, China and the US independently.
In the meantime, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said coinciding with the Geneva talks that the big powers negotiating with Iran are seeking an agreement that might propose a decrease in sanctions if Iran stops parts of its nuclear program or take some steps back.
BBC World Service reported the last word on these talks Western countries will present degrees of lessening sanctions for Iran to in return suspend sensitive aspects of its nuclear program, or take steps back on it.