The Russian Foreign Minister informed his Chinese counterpart about his talks with Minister Mohammad Zarif, Secretary John Kerry and Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier.


VIENNA, November 24 (Sputnik) � Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told�Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi�on�Monday that he had already met with�Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif, US Secretary John Kerry, and German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier in�Vienna to�discuss Iran�s nuclear program.

"I had a chance to�meet with�Minister�Zarif, Secretary�Kerry�and Minister�Steinmeier," Lavrov said in�English before�starting his meeting with�Wang as�the deadline for�reaching an agreement on�the Iranian nuclear program expires on�Monday.


MFA Russia��������?�@mfa_russia
Follow




Sergey Lavrov and Iranian FM @JZarif talks/??????? ?.??????? ? ???????? ??????????? ??? ????? ?.?.?????? @RusEmbIran


11:47 PM - 23 Nov 2014
 


MFA Russia��������?�@mfa_russia
Follow




Sergey #Lavrov met with #US Secretary of State @JohnKerry /?c????? ?.??????? ? ????????????? #??? ??. ?????


10:20 PM - 23 Nov 2014
 


MFA Russia��������?�@mfa_russia
Follow




FM Sergey Lavrov talks with #German FM Frank-Walter Steinmeier / ??????? ?.??????? ? ???????? #??? ?.-?.????????????

9:12 PM - 23 Nov 2014

 

"And I was looking forward to�meeting you," he told Wang.

The final round�of talks on�the Iranian nuclear program between�Tehran and the�P5+1 group of�international negotiators comprising Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, China and Germany, began in�Vienna Tuesday. The group seeks a comprehensive long-term nuclear deal with�Tehran, guaranteeing the peaceful nature of the Iranian nuclear program. An interim agreement was agreed upon during P5+1 talks in Geneva in November 2013.

The West has accused Iran of developing nuclear weapons under the guise of a civilian nuclear program. These claims have been repeatedly denied by Tehran officials assuring that the country's nuclear development has a peaceful nature and is aimed at satisfying Iran's energy needs.

By Sputnik News

 

The Iran Project is not responsible for the content of quoted articles.