Ryabkov announced Russia's readiness to help the United States and Iran on the nuclear program

Russia could export excess nuclear material from Iran for its further adaptation to reactor fuel production. This was announced on June 11 by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.

"For our part, we are ready to provide assistance to both Washington and Tehran, not only politically, not only in the form of ideas that could be used in the negotiation process, but also practically: for example, through the export of excess nuclear material produced by Iran and its subsequent adaptation to the production of fuel for reactors," he said..

According to the diplomat, the time for an agreement has not yet been fully missed. In order to resolve the problems with the sanctions regime and the issues raised by Iran's opponents, it is necessary to redouble the efforts of the international community.

"Tehran's willingness to conduct such a dialogue is visible," Ryabkov added.

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Tehran presented Washington with the idea of a nuclear consortium in the Middle East

On June 10, US President Donald Trump said that Iran's behavior in the nuclear negotiations had become "much more aggressive." According to media reports, representatives of the US administration also reported that Iran was delaying negotiations.