Europe, U.S. Frustrated With Iranian Stance In Nuclear Talks

The transcript discusses the Iran nuclear deal, highlighting European diplomats' concerns over Iran's demands. It covers the US withdrawal from the deal in 2018 and Iran's subsequent escalation of its nuclear program. The EU is participating indirectly in the negotiations, which face challenges as Iran presents new positions. Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasizes diplomacy as the best option, while the US consults with allies on alternatives.

What was a major action taken by the US regarding the Iran nuclear deal in 2018?

• The US signed a new agreement with Iran.

• The US withdrew from the deal.

• The US increased sanctions on Iran.

• The US sent more diplomats to Iran.

What has Iran done in response to the US withdrawal from the nuclear deal?

• Iran has sought new negotiations with the US.

• Iran has complied with the deal's terms.

• Iran has reduced its nuclear activities.

• Iran has stepped up its nuclear programs.

How is the EU participating in the current talks about the Iran nuclear deal?

• The EU is imposing new sanctions.

• The EU is participating indirectly.

• The EU is leading the negotiations.

• The EU is not involved at all.

What is the potential outcome if there is no swift progress in the negotiations?

• The deal will be strengthened.

• The deal will become an empty shell.

• The deal will be renegotiated.

• The deal will be extended.

What does Secretary of State Antony Blinken consider the best option for dealing with the Iran nuclear issue?

• Diplomacy

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

• Isolation