Final talks on Iranian nuclear program are postponed

Almaty. June 29. Silkroadnews - Representatives of Iran and the Western powers announced that the negotiations on the nuclear program, held in Vienna, can be delayed for a few days, informs IrTAG.
Foreign Minister Javad Zarif returned to Tehran for further consultations with the leadership of the country, later he must return to Vienna.
Earlier, it was assumed that by June 30, the parties will execute a comprehensive agreement. Now, however, the date of completion of the negotiations shifted indefinitely.
As part of preliminary consultations the parties came to an agreement under which Tehran undertakes to place under international control uranium enrichment and to suspend for two-thirds of its nuclear power program in the next 10 years. In exchange, the United States, the European Union and the United Nations should gradually remove sanctions imposed on Tehran.
Meanwhile, as reported by Trend, US State Department spokesman Alan Eyre who is a member of the US delegation at the talks, said that the extension of the negotiations for the long term is unlikely. According to him, all the parties intend to achieve comprehensive and sustainable agreement.
A.Eyre noted that the timing of the return of diplomat to Vienna is not defined, adding that perhaps it will happen in the coming days.