Mediators outline that US-Iran progress slowed on Monday as the sides dug in over the nuclear and financial issues, WSJ reports
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Mediators outline that US-Iran progress slowed on Monday as the sides dug in over the nuclear and financial issues, WSJ reports
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- US officials are concerned that Iran would slow nuclear progress once it has secured some financial relief.
- Source adds that Israel is pressing the US for a tougher deal with more Iranian commitments.
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