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Senior Iran lawmaker nixes Turkey for nuke talks
April 08, 2012
April 08, 2012
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talks with world powers. Boroujerdi's comments were published shortly after U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Iran to commit to nuclear negotiations as soon as possible, describing the time for a diplomatic solution as limited. Clinton on Wednesday said the U.S. wasn't interested "in talks for the sake of talks."
Earlier this week, Clinton said the talks would take place in Istanbul. Western officials have remained committed to Turkey as the host, although possible alternatives could be Switzerland or Vienna, the site of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency. European envoys have taken the lead in trying to work
talks with world powers. Boroujerdi's comments were published shortly after U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Iran to commit to nuclear negotiations as soon as possible, describing the time for a diplomatic solution as limited. Clinton on Wednesday said the U.S. wasn't interested "in talks for the sake of talks."
Earlier this week, Clinton said the talks would take place in Istanbul. Western officials have remained committed to Turkey as the host, although possible alternatives could be Switzerland or Vienna, the site of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency. European envoys have taken the lead in trying to work
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