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U.S. State Department Spokesman Ned Price confuted the CNN report that the Biden administration is weighing unfreezing $1 billion in Iranian funds that the country could use for humanitarian relief. Reporting suggesting we are weighing the release of Iranian funds as a unilateral gesture to Tehran is not true, which we made clear prior to publication, Ned Price wrote on Twitter. As we have said, any substantial move by the U.S. would have to be part of a process in which both sides take actions.
A meeting of the JCPOA Joint Commission or Iran nuclear deal will be held in Vienna on May 7.
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Political deputy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Abbas Araghchi, leaves the Grand Hotel Wien where closed-door nuclear talks take place in Vienna, Austria, May 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Lisa Leutner)
VIENNA World powers held a fourth round of high-level talks Friday aimed at bringing the United States back into the nuclear deal with Iran, with both sides signaling a willingness to work out the major stumbling blocks.
The talks began in Austria in early April. Russian delegate Mikhail Ulyanov tweeted following Friday’s meeting that “the participants agreed on the need to intensify the process.”
“The delegations seem to be ready to stay in Vienna as long as necessary to achieve the goal,” he wrote.
Seoul [South Korea], May 2 (ANI): After US President Joe Biden in his first congressional address last week termed Pyongyang's nuclear programme as a "serious threat" to Washington, North Korea has warned the US of 'worse crisis beyond control'.
Seoul: After US President Joe Biden in his first congressional address last week termed Pyongyang's nuclear programme as a "serious threat" to Washington,
North Korea says Biden made big blunder, warns of worse crisis beyond control
Posted : 2021-05-02 09:35
Updated : 2021-05-02 09:47
A new type of a tactical guided missile was launched from the North Korean town of Hamju, South Hamgyong Province, in this March 26 file photo released by the Korean Central News Agency. North Korea said Sunday that U.S. President Joe Biden made a big blunder after he called Pyongyang s nuclear program a serious threat, warning the U.S. will face a worse and worse crisis beyond control. Yonhap
North Korea said Sunday that U.S. President Joe Biden made a big blunder after he called Pyongyang s nuclear program a serious threat, warning the U.S. will face a worse and worse crisis beyond control.