Russian FM refutes whatever deals with US for success of Iranian nuclear talks

Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov refuted whatever deals in exchange for success of talks on the Iranian nuclear programme.

On Friday, July 16, the Trialogue Club International had its regular meeting on "The outcomes of negotiations on Iranian Nuclear Program in the regional and global context," where the deputy foreign minister was a keynote speaker.

"As to exchanges or deals on the issues not directly linked to the Iranian negotiations, my answer is negative. The United States did not propose us anything like that. Moreover, I do not believe that the United States could have done anything like that or we could have considered any deal like that," website of a non-governmental organisation PIR Centre quoted the deputy foreign minister in report on the meeting.

On July 14, Iran and the Sextet (five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany) finalised a many-years marathon to offer agreements on settlement of the Iranian nuclear problem. The final agreement contains a main document and five technical attachments.