Deadlock continues at Iran-6-power nuclear talks

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VIENNA (AP) — Two days of nuclear negotiations between Iran and six world powers appear to have made little progress in narrowing differences standing in the way of reaching an agreement by July 20, two diplomats said Thursday.

The key dispute centers on uranium enrichment, which can produce both reactor fuel and the fissile core of a warhead. The U.S. and its allies want deep cuts in Iran’s enrichment program. Tehran, which says it doesn’t want nuclear arms, is resisting.

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