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Iran Delegation Leaves Nuclear Talks Venue After U.S. Remarks
An Iranian delegation walked out of ongoing nuclear negotiations after objecting to statements made by U.S. officials. Iranian state media reported the move as a protest over the remarks.
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Iran's delegation left the venue for nuclear talks after objecting to recent U.S. statements, according to a report by Iran's Tasnim news agency citing an unnamed source. The report did not provide details on the content of the remarks or the stage of the negotiations at the time of the walkout.
Background on the Talks The departure occurred during a round of discussions whose stated aim is addressing Iran's nuclear program. No immediate statement was issued by U.S. officials confirming or disputing the Iranian account. Further meetings have not yet been rescheduled, and no timeline for resumption was given in the report.
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