Iran Nuclear Deal Disagreements Spur ‘Moment of Truth’ in Munich
- Tehran’s top diplomat says up to western nations to compromise
- Negotiations seen running until the end of February in Vienna
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Efforts to revive Iran’s nuclear agreement with world powers are still bogged down over disagreements despite high-level diplomacy on Saturday, with Germany’s chancellor warning that it’s now or never to save the accord.
Negotiations in Vienna to rekindle the 2015 deal -- which traded sanctions relief for limits on Iran’s nuclear work -- are in their 10th month, with diplomats suggesting talks should wrap up by the end of February.