The draft final document on the restoration of the JCPOA has been drawn up, Ulyanov said

Mikhail Ulyanov , Feb 7The draft final document on the restoration of the Iranian nuclear deal has been drawn up, Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia's permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna, said. basis on which it is possible to complete negotiations in a fairly short time,” he said in an interview with Kommersant.The Foreign Ministry commented on the allegations of the creation of a JCPOA + at the negotiations in Vienna. According to him, Russia is committed to completing the negotiations this month. «It will be a political document that will record concrete steps to return to the original JCPOA. Political part and annexes. The document touches upon the lifting of US sanctions, as well as steps in the nuclear field that Iran will have to take, and, finally, the procedure for implementing these agreements,» the diplomat said. -two months. «After that, the day will come when we finally see the JCPOA in action in the form in which it was agreed in 2015. But this is only an approximate scheme, which still needs to be worked on,» he said.< img src="/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/7e5d2ac0d13e810ef81c3aafca9c8b9e.jpg" />Iranian Nuclear DealIn Vienna, negotiations are underway to renew the JCPOA and lift Washington's sanctions on Tehran, and the eighth round started on December 27. Even during the seventh round, the parties reached an agreement on two draft agreements, in which the European side included the positions of Iran. Iranian spokesman Bagheri Kyani said the dialogue was going well, but US State Department spokesman Ned Price assessed the progress in Vienna as «modest», urging Tehran to take the issue seriously. nuclear deal — JCPOA, which involved the lifting of sanctions in exchange for limiting Tehran's nuclear program. In May 2018, then-US President Donald Trump decided to withdraw from the JCPOA and restore restrictions. In response, Iran announced a phased reduction of its obligations under the agreement.