The nuclear agreement with Iran can delay the deadline26.06.2015
The talks in Geneva on Iran's nuclear program, the result of which should be the final decision on the procedure for removal of sanctions from the Islamic Republic, are tightened. To agree on all terms of the deal to the originally selected deadline, the parts will probably not realize, said an US AFP diplomat.
"We can get later of June 30, but we will be close to that date," - said the source agency, without specifying details of the negotiations.
The "six" international mediators and Iranian diplomats reached on April 2 the principal agreement on Tehran's withdrawal from international sanctions, including a ban on oil exports to Europe and the United States, after nine days of intense negotiations in Lausanne. However, despite declaring a diplomatic triumph, it quickly became clear that the conditions for the lifting of sanctions had not been agreed upon.
Thus, the administration of the White House on April 3 issued a statement saying that the sanctions will be removed gradually, as Iran will fulfill its obligations. The IAEA inspectors will check compliance of the conditions
The head of EU diplomacy, Federica Mogherini, immediately after the talks said that sanctions, both European and American, as well as those introduced in the UN resolution, will be lifted when the "agreement will enter into force."
Iranian President, Hassan Rouhani, and spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, were identical in response with ultimatum attacks: both said that Tehran would not sign the agreement limiting its nuclear program if it does not include an item on the immediate lifting of all sanctions, both oil and banking.
Because of the sanctions imposed in 2012, the export of oil from Iran fell by more than half, to about 1.3 million barrels a day in February. On March 16, Oil Minister of the Islamic Republic, Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, said that Iran will be able to increase supplies to the world market to 2 million barrels per day, if the restrictions are canceled.