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Iran

Asked about the reassurance of the Iranian weapons plan being put on hold and whether we would see sanctions, the PMOS replied that we wanted to see Iran comply with its international obligations, which was what the meeting between Iran and the EU 3 Political Directors was all about today. They would give a clear message that the international community could not prolong the process indefinitely. He also added that the discussion should take place before any prejudgements on the outcome were made.

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