Iran: Failure to reach nuke deal will 'boost radicals, create chaos'
Iran warned the world of the dangerous ramification of failing to reach a deal over its disputed nuclear program, only a day ahead of the talks' self-imposed deadline, and with chances of a deal looking slim-to-none. Ali Khoram, an adviser to Iran’s Foreign Minister Zarif reportedly told the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat that “Failure of the negotiations will inevitably boost radicals on both sides and will create far more chaotic and dangerous results both regionally and internationally,”
Despite his warning, Khoram also voiced optimism, saying that “the active presence of Kerry in the last round of Vienna talks seems to indicate that the US has retreated a bit from the unworkable stand it took (last week) and is discussing an alternative, more practical formula for Iran,” the paper reported.
