The Jerusalem Post published an article by Michael Wilner headlined "Iran enters final-deal nuclear talks refusing to shut down any facilities."
"The Islamic Republic will not negotiate away "any facilities" in its nuclear program as part of a comprehensive deal, Iranian officials told their Western counterparts on Tuesday in Vienna, opening the first day of historic talks over their controversial program with the issuance of a solid redline," the article begins.
"That precondition, outlined at the very start of negotiations, only underlined the difficulty of the diplomatic task set before Western officials now embarking on one of the most difficult multinational negotiations in decades," the author writes.
"Iranian officials said they would not cede their “right” to maintain those facilities, nor would they give up the machinery within them: the centrifuges spinning uranium at an efficiency deeply worrisome to Western governments," the article reads.
