White House says Iran not committed to deal as nuclear talks stall

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The White House said Iran’s approach in the Vienna nuclear talks showed the regime was not committed to returning to the bargain that forced sharp limits on its nuclear fuel production in exchange for a lifting of sanctions.

“The first six rounds of negotiations made progress finding creative compromise solutions to many of the hardest issues that were difficult for all sides,” press secretary Jen Psaki said. “Iran’s approach this week was not, unfortunately, to try to resolve the remaining issues.”

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