Tehran, YJC. Foreign Ministry announced that no agreement has been made between Iran and the US on the issues related toIran’s nuclear energy program.
"No agreement has been made on
any of the topics discussed in the nuclear negotiations," Foerign Ministry
spokeswoman Marziyeh Afkham asserted.
She made the remarks in a press
conference in reaction to a report published by The Associated Press.
The AP report quoted some diplomats
as saying that Iran and the US had mutually agreed on a formula that Washington
hopes will reduce Tehran's ability to make what it claimed to be nuclear weapons
by committing it to ship to Russia much of the material needed for making such
weapons.
"The sort of
politically-motivated media campaigns are aimed at damaging the general atmosphere
of the negotiations and complicating the settlement of the Iranian nuclear case,”
said the FM official.
According to the alleged report, the
two parties in the talks are still arguing over how much of an enriched uranium
stockpile Iran could have.
But the diplomats have claimed that
the newly created catalog enmumerates shipping out much of the material as have
been tentatively agreed upon.
Iran and the six global powers
wrapped up one week of intensive nuclear negotiations in Vienna on November 24,
but they did not reach a long-awaited deal they were supposed to make by the
self-imposed November 24 deadline.