SWITZERLAND: FRANCE BRITAIN AND GERMANY ENTER SECOND DAY OF TALKS WITH IRANIANS ON TEHRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME

Record ID: 648855

  • Title: SWITZERLAND: FRANCE BRITAIN AND GERMANY ENTER SECOND DAY OF TALKS WITH IRANIANS ON TEHRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME
  • Date: 10th March 2005
  • Summary: (EU) GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (MARCH 9, 2005) (REUTERS) 1. WIDE SHOT OF BUILDING OF EMBASSY OF IRAN; IRANIAN FLAG; LAS EXTERIOR OF IRANIAN EMBASSY WINDOW AT THE 6TH FLOOR 0.14 2. SLV IRANIAN NEGOTIATORS ENTERING THE MISSION; SCU IRAN EMBASSY PLAQUE 0.23 3. MV GERMAN AND FRENCH NEGOTIATORS WALKING FROM GERMAN EMBASSY TO IRAN EMBASSY; SLV SECURITY WALKING AROUND BUILDING; SOLDIER WATCHING 0.46 4. WIDE OF GERMAN EMBASSY (CLOSE TO THE IRAN EMBASSY); SCU GERMAN PLAQUE 0.54 5. WIDE OF BRITISH EMBASSY; SCU BRITISH FLAG 1.03 6. WIDE OF FRENCH EMBASSY; SCU ZOOM OUT FRENCH FLAG 1.18 Initials Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
  • Embargoed: 25th March 2005 12:00
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  • Location: GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
  • Country: Switzerland
  • Reuters ID: LVA906ZO5WF1X9QK7NYV1YB265V0
  • Story Text: France, Britain and Germany enter second day of
    talks with Iranians on Tehran's nuclear programme.

    Iranian officials on Tuesday (March 8, 2005) threatened to
    break off negotiations with France, Britain and Germany if
    the three European Union heavyweights continue to insist
    that Tehran abandon all sensitive atomic activities.

    European officials began a new round of talks with
    Iranian negotiators in Geneva aimed at working out a
    permanent resolution to the standoff over Iran's nuclear
    programme, which Washington says is a front to build atomic
    weapons.

    Tehran insists it is intended solely to generate
    electricity and has rejected an EU demand to terminate its
    uranium enrichment programme, which could be used to
    produce fuel for nuclear power plants or atomic weapons.


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