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Irán pide ‘ajustes’ en propuesta de la UE sobre programa nuclear

‘Mayor parte’ de los participantes están de acuerdo con las demandas iraníes, pero falta la respuesta de Estados Unidos

European Commission vice-president in charge of Foreign Policy Josep Borrell gives a joint press statement with Commission President on Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Brussels on February 24, 2022, ahead of a EU special summit called today to "discuss the crisis and further restrictive measures" that "will impose massive and severe consequences on Russia for its actions". - European Commission will outline to leaders the new sanctions, which will add to an initial round of sanctions imposed on Wednesday after President Vladimir Putin recognised rebel-held parts of Ukraine as independent. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD / POOL / AFP)
European Commission vice-president in charge of Foreign Policy Josep Borrell gives a joint press statement with Commission President on Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Brussels on February 24, 2022, ahead of a EU special summit called today to "discuss the crisis and further restrictive measures" that "will impose massive and severe consequences on Russia for its actions". - European Commission will outline to leaders the new sanctions, which will add to an initial round of sanctions imposed on Wednesday after President Vladimir Putin recognised rebel-held parts of Ukraine as independent. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD / POOL / AFP) KENZO TRIBOUILLARD

Madrid. Irán pidió “algunos ajustes” en la propuesta de acuerdo sometida por la Unión Europea (UE) a los participantes en las negociaciones sobre el programa nuclear iraní, afirmó el martes el jefe de la diplomacia europea, Josep Borrell.

En entrevista a la televisión nacional española, Borrell confirmó que “la mayor parte” de los participantes aceptaron las demandas iraníes, que no reveló, y que solamente “falta la respuesta de Estados Unidos”.

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