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US-Iran Talks Return To Geneva: FM Araghchi Says 'Nuclear Discussions Enter Final Phase' | WATCH
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3:31Now PlayingIranian Foreign Minister Seyed Aragchi has confirmed that that the next phase of negotiations with the United States to reach a nuclear deal will start on Friday.
Araghchi on Tuesday said that once the interim agreement will come into effect with the physical signing, the United States and Iran will start the next round of negotiations in Geneva on Friday to reach a final agreement, according to Al Arabiya. The final agreement will also address the issue of the Iranian nuclear programme sanction waivers and unfreezing of assets. US Vice President JD Vance is expected to travel to Geneva on Friday for the physical signing of the deal. Under the terms of the deal published by Iran, after physically signing the framework agreement, the two sides will enter a 60-day negotiating period to reach a broader deal to address the Iranian nuclear programme and conclude the war finally.
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