Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Iran Says Nuclear Deal To Be Implemented In Late January


http://www.newsweek.com/iran-says-nuclear-deal-be-implemented-late-january-225252

Article PhotoDUBAI (Reuters) - World powers and Iran have agreed to start implementing in late January an agreement obliging Tehran to suspend its most sensitive nuclear work, an Iranian official was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
There was no immediate confirmation of the agreement from the six powers - the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany - or the European Union, which oversees contacts with Iran on behalf of the six.
The reported agreement follows nearly 23 hours of talks between nuclear experts from Iran and the six powers held in Geneva on Monday and Tuesday.
The seven countries have met several times since striking the breakthrough accord on November 24 to iron out practical details and decide when the deal would be implemented.
An Iranian nuclear negotiator, Hamid Baeidinejad, said a date was agreed on Tuesday.
"Based on the conclusions the talks held with ...expert delegations, the implementation of the Geneva accord will start in the third ten-day of January," Baeidinejad was quoted as saying by Iranian Press TV.
now if we can muzzle the republicans and their doom and gloom rhetoric this will be a good thing for all even those not involved in the talks.
saber waving would not have come to this close it would have changed the number of living beings and the landscape ruined for decades as far as being habitable.
Under the November 24 agreement, Iran will suspend its most sensitive uranium enrichment efforts and, in return, Western governments will ease some economic sanctions.
The sequence of these moves appeared to be a sticking point in the expert talks, with divisions focusing on how much prior notice Iran will give Western governments that it is meeting its end of the deal before they lift the agreed sanctions.
Iran's deputy foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, was quoted saying earlier that he was likely to meet Helga Schmid, Ashton's deputy, to further discuss some issues next week.
we must pray that those voices that could reverse the progress or kill the agreement fall mute until we can get it done.  if we don't need to shed blood why would we?    if this gets off it will be another positive for this admin that IMO never would have seen the light of day with the smoked filled skies of war.