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Иран, петте постоянни членове на Съвета за сигурност на ООН /Русия, САЩ, Китай, Франция, Великобритания/ както и Германия ще започнат преговорите по пакета с предложения по иранската ядрена програма на 1 октомври. Датата е била договорена по време на телефонен разговор тази сутрин между върховния представител на ЕС за външната политика и сигурността Хавиер Солана и секретаря на иранския Върховен съвет за национална сигурност Саид Джалили. Мястото на срещата все още не уточнено. Иран представи на шестстранната група пакета от предложения по ядрената си програма миналата сряда.
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Russia and the West remain united on Iran despite Ukraine - EU's Ashton Ashton is the lead negotiator on behalf of Britain, China, France, the United States, Russia and China, which are aiming for a comprehensive agreement to allay western fears that the Islamic republic is seeking nuclear weapons. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, who represents Moscow at the talks, said US sanctions against Russia over the crisis in Ukraine reflected a "pathologic reluctance to acknowledge reality," Russian media quoted him as saying Monday. At the same time, he said he hoped Washington's steps would not affect relations among the five permanent UN Security Council members and Germany during their talks with Iran. Under a deal reached in November, Iran froze some sensitive enrichment activities in exchange for the European Union and the US suspending some economic sanctions. The world powers now aim for a comprehensive agreement to further limit Iran's uranium enrichment and prevent the completion of a plutonium-producing reactor. These steps would make it difficult for Tehran to make nuclear arms. Since the previous round of high-level talks in Vienna last month, government experts from the countries involved have been working on the technical details of nuclear concessions and the lifting of sanctions. "The progress thus far has been encouraging," Mann said. The start of the meeting was overshadowed by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif's decision to cancel a dinner with EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton on Monday to protest against her meeting with Iranian dissidents during her visit to Tehran. Mann pointed out that Ashton always meets with civil society representatives during her travels and does not coordinate such encounters with foreign ministries. Ashton and Zarif had talked about this "misunderstanding" Tuesday morning, Mann said. Iran rejects Western allegations of nuclear weapons research and development projects and maintains that its nuclear programme is geared toward energy and science. Iran, world power nuclear talks start in Vienna Iran and six world powers started a round of talks in Vienna on Tuesday, hoping to make progress in their years-old dispute over Tehran's nuclear intentions despite a crisis over Crimea that has fuelled tensions among the powers. The powers - the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany - want Iran to curtail its nuclear programme to the point when they would feel certain it could not produce bombs. Tehran, a major oil producer which says its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful, wants the West to lift economic sanctions, particularly against its oil and banking sectors. The sides hope to have a deal done by the middle of July but diplomats are wary that a conflict between the West and Russia over Ukraine's crisis could complicate the talks. Read also: US Under Secretary of State goes to Vienna to discuss Iran's nuclear program Iran says will never scrap peaceful nuclear program, urges US to face reality US expects Russia to continue cooperating with P5+1 on Iranian nuke deal Iran says UN nuclear watchdog found no trace of A-bomb No guarantee of final Iran nuclear accord - Ashton Voice of Russia, dpa, TASS