Iranian Security Chief Rejects US Response to Nuclear Deal Conditions
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Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei has characterized the United States' response to Iran's proposed conditions for a nuclear agreement as inadequate. He stated that Washington must clarify its position before negotiations can proceed, indicating a stalemate in diplomatic efforts to resolve the nuclear dispute.
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Security chief Mohsen Rezaei called the US response inadequate and demanded clarification before advancing talks.
Responded to Iran's conditions, accepting some but leaving key points unresolved according to Iranian officials.
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