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Iran Says No Nuclear Concessions Made in Swiss Talks
Iran's Foreign Ministry stated that Tehran held 18-hour talks in Switzerland on Sunday but did not negotiate the nuclear file or accept new commitments. Multiple outlets reported the same position from the ministry spokesperson.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry said Tehran did not negotiate the nuclear issue and did not accept any new commitments during Sunday's talks in Switzerland. The statement came after 18-hour negotiations, according to the ministry spokesperson.
Details from the Ministry The spokesperson emphasized that the content of the talks did not include negotiations on the nuclear file. IRNA reported the same position, citing an official familiar with the discussions.
Multiple financial and market news accounts carried the identical statement from the ministry. No additional outcomes or agreements were reported from the Swiss meeting. >"Tehran did not negotiate the nuclear issue and did not accept any new commitments in Sunday's talks in Switzerland." — Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, via IRNA
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