European negotiators call the situation of the JCPOA revival talks urgent

One day after the eighth round of negotiations to revive the JCPOA began in Vienna, negotiators from the three countries of Britain, France, and Germany described the situation in these negotiations as "urgent" in a statement on Tuesday.

The three negotiating countries said in their statement: "It is clear that we are approaching a point where the escalation of Iran's nuclear program activities will render the JCPOA completely meaningless. The negotiations are extremely urgent and our delegations have come to Vienna in good faith to reach an agreement immediately."

In this statement, the three countries of France, Germany, and Britain called 60% enrichment unprecedented for a country without nuclear weapons.

They added that they do not intend to set an unrealistic end date for the talks, but that they are likely to conclude in a matter of weeks, not months.

Enrique Moura, the European coordinator for the JCPOA negotiations, who is chairing the talks, said on Monday that all sides were "showing a clear will for a successful conclusion" but that both Tehran and Washington would have to make difficult political decisions.

Source: Radio Farda