The US and Iran have virtually signed a 14-point MoU aimed at ending hostilities and launching talks on sanctions relief and Tehran's nuclear programme. While Iran says a planned Switzerland meeting is no longer confirmed, Swiss authorities maintain that implementation talks remain on schedule
The US and Iran have virtually signed a 14-point MoU aimed at ending hostilities and launching talks on sanctions relief and Tehran's nuclear programme. While Iran says a planned Switzerland meeting is no longer confirmed, Swiss authorities maintain that implementation talks remain on schedule
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The US and Iran have virtually signed a 14-point MoU aimed at ending hostilities and launching talks on sanctions relief and Tehran's nuclear programme. While Iran says a planned Switzerland meeting is no longer confirmed, Swiss authorities maintain that implementation talks remain on schedule
