"We haven't seen any reason for extending the talks on Iran's nuclear program beyond June 30 but are ready to accept such a decision if needed," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
"I have no reasons to make any forecasts now that the deadline set for June 30 by the P5+1 and Iran will have to be extended," Lavrov noted. "But if such a need arises we will give priority to the quality of the agreement, not to any artificial deadline," he added.
