US says no extension for Iran nuclear talks
The United States will not consider an extension to reach an agreement on curbing Iran's nuclear program, the State Department said on Wednesday, despite indications from France and Iran that talks may stretch into July.
"We're not contemplating any extension beyond June 30," State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke said at a news briefing.
Rathke said the United States believes the world powers working with Tehran can achieve their goal of reaching an agreement by the self-imposed deadline.
