Iran negotiator says world powers' nuclear demand is 'unacceptable'
A nuclear deal between Iran and world powers is "doable" with "two or three" issues left to resolve, Tehran's lead negotiator said in crunch talks in Switzerland.
"Getting to an accord is doable. Solutions have been found for numerous questions. We are still working on two or three issues... The talks are in their final phase and are very difficult," Abbas Araqchi told reporters in Lausanne. Araqchi said Sunday that sending abroad its stocks of nuclear material, a key demand of world powers in talks in Switzerland, was unacceptable. "The export of stocks of enriched uranium is not in our program and we do not intend sending them abroad... There is no question of sending the stocks abroad," Araqchi told reporters.
