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Select date Iranian nuclear issue The start of the sixth round of talks between the world powers and Iran was slower than earlier thought but the sides may reach an agreement if additional efforts are taken, a senior Russian diplomat has said. "The start has not been disappointing but a bit slower than expected. It is important that the work on the text is continuing although the main problems remain," said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, who heads Russia's delegation at the talks. Moscow only wants to see temporary limitations on Iran's nuclear program, said Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister and nuclear negotiator, Sergei Ryabkov Friday, as the fifth round of six-party talks between Iran and P5+1 group ended in the Austrian capital. Paintball-armed drones used to disperse crowds in South Africa, Australia introduces sanctions against Russia, 400 Russian sailors to be shipped off to France for Mistral training, Russians more confident in stability in North Caucasus, U.S. to send up to 300 'military advisers' to help Iraqi army, Iraq conflict affects Iran nuclear talks. These issues in Voice of Russia's daily Press Review. Russia has continued to play a positive role in the P5+1 talks and the tensions between Russia and the United States over Ukraine have not played a role in the meetings, US career ambassador Thomas Pickering said Thursday. "Everything we see and hear from the Americans is that the Russians have been helpful and they continue to play an important, positive role in negotiations," said Pickering of the ongoing nuclear negotiations set to conclude on July 20. A draft version of a future agreement of P5+1 group could be prepared before the end of the current round of negotiations in Geneva, said Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi on Tuesday. "We hope that by the end of this round we will agree on the provisional text of the agreement. We hope that we will reach an agreement on its structure," said Araqchi to the Iranian reporters after the second day of the fifth round of negotiations that are being held in Vienna. nuclear deal between Iran and the West was possible within the next five weeks, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Saturday. "I am sure that with the necessary goodwill it is possible to reach an ideal agreement within the next five weeks," he said at a press conference in Tehran. The US mass media is misrepresenting the facts while claiming that working toward a nuclear agreement between the US and Iran has been a constant progression in which events and policies of a few years ago built a foundation for the diplomacy of today, notes Paul R. Pillar, a CIA veteran and a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Studies at Georgetown University. Iran and six world powers are unlikely to meet their July 20 deadline to close a long term deal on the Iranian nuclear issue. The anticipations came after the latest round of talks in Vienna last month ran into difficulties, as it became clear that the number of enrichment centrifuges Iran wanted to maintain was well beyond what would be acceptable to the West. Dr. Imad-ad-Dean Ahmad, the president of the Minaret of Freedom Institute, an Islamic think tank in Washington DC, shared his opinion about the problem with Radio VR. Iran and the so-called P5+1 keep on trying to draft a historic nuclear deal by July 20. However, the latest round of talks in mid-May ended without tangible results. Experts claim that Iran and six world powers are unlikely to meet their July 20 deadline to sign a long term agreement. The International Atomic Energy Agency has announced good progress in negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program. The progress has been made despite the US recent moves actually weakening the positions of international negotiators. How has American involvement in Ukraine affected the negotiations on Iranian nuclear program? And is the US honestly interested in resolving the controversy over Iran’s nuclear program? Radio VR is discussing this and other issues with Vladimir Orlov, President of the Russian PIR Centre – the Russian Center for Policy Studies, and Seyed Mohammad Marandi, professor of North American Studies and dean of the Faculty of World Studies at the University of Tehran. IAEA inspectors to visit Iran for talks to tackle 'remaining concerns' about Tehran's nuclear program Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Sunday that clinching a final nuclear deal with world powers is still "possible" despite a tough round of talks this week. Iran and six world powers have failed to achieve progress at negotiations on Tehran's nuclear program in Vienna, but the sides agreed to resume talks in the near future, Russia’s deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Friday. According to RIA Novosti, Russia, China, France, the US, the EU, and Germany held on May 13-16 a fourth round of talks with Tehran to elaborate a draft of a final accord guaranteeing the absence of a military component in Iran’s nuclear program. Nuclear discussions between Iran and six world powers are advancing in a good atmosphere but progress is "slow and difficult", a senior Iranian diplomat has said. The remarks from Abbas Araqchi, a leading member of Iran's negotiating team at talks being held in Vienna, were carried Friday by the ISNA news agency. Iran and six world powers kicked off Wednesday a fourth round of nuclear talks in Vienna aimed at crafting a lasting accord, a US official said. Iran, the United States, China, Russia, Britain, France and Germany plan to start drafting the actual text of a deal, but officials have warned that much work remains to be done. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday that Western expectations for the Islamic Republic to limit its missile program were "stupid and idiotic," Reuters reports. The Supreme Leader also called on the country's Revolutionary Guards to mass-produce missiles. The United States and its allies have said they are worried about Iran's missile program as they fear the weapons could carry nuclear warheads. Iran has long denied having any plans to develop atomic weapons. Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Sunday his country has nothing to offer except transparency in nuclear talks with world powers, rebuffing hard-liners as negotiators seek a final deal over the Islamic Republic's contested program. The talks, resuming Tuesday, face an informal July deadline to hammer out a final deal to limit Iran's ability to build nuclear arms in exchange for ending the crippling economic sanctions it faces. Iran and six world powers have held expert-level talks on Tehran’s atomic activities in New York. The meeting came as a prelude to next week’s negotiations due to take place in Vienna. Theodore Karasik, Director of research and consultancy at the Institute for Near East & Gulf Military Analysis, shared his thoughts on the problems haunting these negotiations, the likely scenarious for resolving the dispute and the chances of hammering out a long-term deal during the next round of talks in Vienna during his interview with VoR. The multilateral talks on a permanent Iranian nuclear deal was never meant to encompass discussion of Tehran's missile program, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday in an interview with RT TV channel. Select date Top news Moscow suspends handover of weapons, hardware from Crimea to Ukraine armed forces over civilians' deaths 13:49