It will take Tehran some two-three months after the comprehensive agreement with the P5+1 group of international negotiators is signed to fulfill its obligations under the deal, Iran�s deputy foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi said Sunday.
MOSCOW (Sputnik)�� Iran and the P5+1 group of�world powers, comprising China, France, Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany, are trying to�secure a deal ensuring the civilian nature of�Tehran's nuclear program in�exchange for�sanctions relief.

The final agreement on�the matter was initially expected to�be reached by�the June 30 deadline, but�the sides decided to�prolong negotiations until�July 7.

�The implementation of�our part of�the agreement will take two-three months while fulfilling the other side�s [the P5+1] obligations requires permission [from the UN Security Council] and it is very important to�make sure these two processes happen simultaneously,� Araqchi said as�quoted by�the Iranian IRIB broadcaster.

The Iranian official noted that the simultaneity of�actions of�the parties to�the future nuclear deal is one of�the issues currently under�discussion by�the negotiators.

On Saturday, a source close to�the talks told Sputnik that the Iranian delegation has informed the P5+1 earlier in�the day that it disagrees with�the proposal on�gradual lifting of�the Western sanctions against�Tehran and wants all the restrictions removed immediately after�the agreement is signed.

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