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Iran Insists on Trust Steps Before Resuming US Nuclear Talks

Germany, France and the UK offered to delay JCPOA snapback sanctions until late summer to sustain dialogue after a four-hour Istanbul session.

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Overview

  • On July 25, Iran’s vice foreign ministers met with their German, French and UK counterparts in Istanbul for a four-hour session on Tehran’s nuclear program.
  • Iran reaffirmed its right to continue uranium enrichment under the NPT and rejected suspending its nuclear activities.
  • Tehran conditioned direct negotiations with Washington on significant measures to rebuild trust and lift US economic sanctions.
  • Germany, France and the UK warned they could trigger the JCPOA snapback mechanism but offered to delay sanctions reinstatement until late summer if Iran resumes US talks and allows IAEA inspections.
  • Iran refused to extend the UN Security Council resolution linked to the 2015 deal, describing it as legally and morally unfounded.