Paris rally is opportunity to resist Iran’s attempts to manipulate nuclear talks

With weeks to go until the June deadline for nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 (or EU3+3), the prospects for a final agreement seem as doubtful as ever. The Iranian negotiators, who have long since developed a reputation for stalling the process and periodically revising their demands and statements, are already pushing the idea that the talks could extend beyond June 30.

Officials: Nuke deal won`t answer Iran weapons Qs on Day 1

WASHINGTON (AP) Jun. 11, 2015 — World powers are prepared to accept a nuclear agreement with Iran that doesn`t immediately answer questions about past atomic weapons work, U.S. and Western officials said. Washington has said such concerns must be resolved in any final deal.
After a November 2013 interim accord, the Obama administration said a comprehensive solution 'would include resolution of questions concerning the possible military dimension of Iran`s nuclear program.'