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Separate Iranian and American statements on the outline of the nuclear agreement reached in April 2015, and the different interpretations
03/29/2015
The different statements put out by the Iranian foreign minister and by John Kerry were intended to give each side the opportunity to sell what it had agreed to at home- the Iranian negotiators to hardliners in the Iranian government, and the U.S. to Congress and Israel. On a key issue for the Iranians for example the words are for sanctions to be lifted "immediately," and the Fordo complex conversion into a science and technology research center can be put off if America does not lift sanctions. The American statement talks about sanctions lifting as a step by step process. These differences could lead to tough negotiations ahead.
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Obama Yields, Allowing Congress Say on Iran Nuclear Deal
New York Times 04.14.2015
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Senate Passes Bill Giving Congress Review of Iran Nuclear Deal
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France Rejects Iran Leader’s Ban on Unlimited Nuclear Inspections
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U.N. Nuclear Agency Chief Sees Challenges in Iran Deal
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