Iran accuses Western parties of 'blame games' on the nuclear deal after EU diplomats offered a pessimistic assessment of efforts to revive the accord
A day earlier, British, French and German diplomats warned that the nuclear deal with Iran risks becoming"an empty shell" in the absence of real progress in negotiations.Iran has accused Western parties to its 2015 nuclear deal of "persisting in their blame game", a day after European diplomats said the accord would soon be an empty shell, without progress.
"Diplomacy is a two-way street. If there's real will to remedy the culprit's wrongdoing, the way for a quick, good deal will be paved."
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