NYT: Progress in US-Iran nuclear talks, dispute remains over snap inspections

The New York Times reports progress in negotiations for a US-Iran nuclear deal, with a framework emerging that includes a 15-year halt to uranium enrichment, dismantlement of two of Iran's three main nuclear facilities, and dilution of enriched uranium under IAEA supervision. The main remaining dispute is Washington's demand for snap inspections at IRGC sites, which Tehran resists, according to the report.

3 developments

1. 11:27 · 10 JunLatest

   Negotiations narrowed to four key issues, moving beyond Strait of Hormuz deliberations.

2. 08:15 · 10 Jun

   Framework includes 15-year enrichment halt and dispute over IRGC site inspections

3. 08:15 · 10 Jun

   NYT: US and Iran make headway on nuclear deal framework, disputes remain

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