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    Exclusive-Senior Iranian official: European proposals in Geneva unrealistic

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    Posted on June 21, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Iran deems European proposals in Geneva nuclear talks unrealistic, focusing on enrichment and missile program issues. Tehran plans to review and respond.

    Exclusive-Senior Iranian official: European proposals in Geneva unrealistic

    ISTANBUL (Reuters) -The discussions and proposals made by the European powers to Iran over its nuclear programme in Geneva were unrealistic and insisting on them will not bring both sides closer to an agreement, a senior Iranian official told Reuters.

    "In any case, Iran will review the European proposals in Tehran and present its responses in the next meeting," the official said.

    He added that zero enrichment was a dead end and that Iran would not negotiate over its defensive capabilities, including its missile programme.

    (Reporting by Parisa Hafezi. Writing by John Irish. Editing by Mark Potter)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Iran finds European proposals in Geneva unrealistic.
    • •Tehran to review proposals and respond in next meeting.
    • •Zero enrichment is a dead end for Iran.
    • •Iran refuses to negotiate on missile program.
    • •Discussions aim to bring sides closer to agreement.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Exclusive-Senior Iranian official: European proposals in Geneva unrealistic

    1What did the Iranian official say about European proposals?

    The Iranian official stated that the European proposals regarding its nuclear programme were unrealistic and would not facilitate progress in negotiations.

    2What will Iran do with the European proposals?

    Iran plans to review the European proposals in Tehran and will present its responses in the next meeting.

    3What is Iran's position on zero enrichment?

    The official emphasized that zero enrichment is a dead end for negotiations and that Iran will not discuss its defensive capabilities, including its missile programme.

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