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(AP-Washington Post) Philipp Jenne - The world powers that remain party to the nuclear deal with Iran expressed "serious concerns" on Wednesday after talks in Vienna about Tehran's violations of the pact, while acknowledging that time was running out to find a way to salvage it. The top EU official for foreign affairs, Josep Borrell, said, "Serious concerns were expressed regarding the implementation of Iran's nuclear commitments under the agreement."2020-02-27 00:00:00Full Article
World Powers Express "Serious Concerns" about Iran's Nuclear Program
(AP-Washington Post) Philipp Jenne - The world powers that remain party to the nuclear deal with Iran expressed "serious concerns" on Wednesday after talks in Vienna about Tehran's violations of the pact, while acknowledging that time was running out to find a way to salvage it. The top EU official for foreign affairs, Josep Borrell, said, "Serious concerns were expressed regarding the implementation of Iran's nuclear commitments under the agreement."2020-02-27 00:00:00Full Article
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