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Iran and U.S. End Technical Talks With Conflicting Accounts on Asset Access
Iranian and U.S. officials reached different conclusions after technical talks concluded. Iran said unfrozen assets can be spent freely and denied any nuclear agreement, while the U.S. said funds will be limited to humanitarian use and Iran accepted UN inspections.
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Iranian and U.S. officials completed technical talks without reaching a shared understanding of the results. Iran stated that unfrozen assets may be used for any purpose and said no agreement was reached on its nuclear program.
The U.S. position holds that the funds will be released only for humanitarian spending and that Iran agreed to allow the UN nuclear watchdog to inspect its facilities. Iran's chief negotiator accused Israel of attempting to undermine the talks.
Israel's National Security Minister gave interviews calling for the resumption of bombing in Lebanon.
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