The media named the date and place of Iran's negotiations with the Eurotroika on the nuclear program

Iran will hold talks on its nuclear program with the Eurotroika, which includes France, Britain and Germany, on July 27 in Geneva. This was reported on July 20 by Sky News Arabia TV channel, citing sources.

"Iran's negotiations with the Eurotroika will be held next Sunday (July 27. — Ed.) in Geneva," the article says.

Earlier in the day, Tasnim news agency reported on the Islamic Republic's plans to resume negotiations with Eurotroika. It was clarified that the parties had agreed on the principles of consultations.

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Earlier, on July 16, US President Donald Trump announced Tehran's "desperate" desire to resume negotiations with Washington on its nuclear program. At the same time, he noted that the United States is in no hurry to resume dialogue, but if the Iranian side wants to hold the next round of settlement, there will be no refusal.

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