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Iran ‘We are at a critical point in time’ EU High Representative
Following today’s (18 October) Foreign Affairs Council. The EU’s High Representative Josep Borrell said that the JCPOA (‘Iran Nuclear Deal’ - Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action)) was at a critical point in time.
Borrell reported that he had spoken with the new Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian at the UN General Assembly and that the European External Action Service team had met with the negotiation team in Tehran. He dispelled rumours that there was going to be meeting in Thursday this week.
“Everybody’s determined to get it back on track,” said Borrell. “We are working hard to go back to Vienna, but we also made it clear to the Iranians that time is not on their side.”
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