Borrell: US mid-term polls, Iran�s demands have stalemated nuclear talks

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN - Negotiations to bring Iran and the United States back into the 2015 nuclear deal limiting Tehran's nuclear program in exchange
for lifting sanctions are in A "stalemate", EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Wednesday."I am afraid that with the political
situation in the United States , and so many directions without being conclusive, now we are going to stay in a kind of stalemate," Borrell
restrictions on its nuclear program, increasing its stock of enriched uranium and turning off monitoring cameras operated by the
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).Last month, Borrell put a text in front of all parties that he described at the time as "final"
and which he told AFP on Wednesday was "the best equilibrium point between the positions of everybody".But Iran is sticking to a demand that
the IAEA draw a line under a probe launched when the Agency found traces of nuclear material at three undeclared sites.And the United States
political situation has changed as President Joe Biden faces midterm Congressional elections in November that make deals with Iran harder