Iran nuclear talks expected to hinge on these 4 questions
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Iran's foreign-affairs minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi in Switzerland on June 21 for talks with the US.
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Leo Sands
DUBAI – The next round of US-Iran negotiations will seek to resolve perhaps the thorniest issue between the two sides: What should happen to Iran’s nuclear programme?
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that the primary motivation for starting the war with Iran was to prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. For years, Iran has been amassing near-bomb-grade uranium, which the United States and Israel fear could be developed into a weapon.
