Russian, Iranian Foreign Ministers Call to Restore Nuclear Deal
- Iran is ready to comply if U.S. doesn’t add extra demands
- The start of the next round of talks is scheduled for Nov. 29
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Russia and Iran’s foreign ministers called for the nuclear accord with Tehran to be restored, with Iran saying it was ready to comply if the U.S. doesn’t add additional demands.
Sergei Lavrov and Hossein Amir Abdollahian discussed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action by telephone on Saturday, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement, before the latest round of negotiations kick off later this month.