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Speaking on Thursday's episode of The Great Standoff: Iran and the World, Professor Mohammad Marandi accused Reuters of fabricating information and attributing it to unnamed Iranian officials, citing his experiences alongside Iranian nuclear negotiators in Vienna. Watch: Marandi also emphasized that Iran will not resume nuclear negotiations until Washington begins to fulfill its obligations under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), adding that any other stage of the talks must also address the decades of American sanctions against Tehran.

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Speaking on Thursday's episode of The Great Standoff: Iran and the World, Professor Mohammad Marandi accused Reuters of fabricating information and attributing it to unnamed Iranian officials, citing his experiences alongside Iranian nuclear negotiators in Vienna. Watch: Marandi also emphasized that Iran will not resume nuclear negotiations until Washington begins to fulfill its obligations under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), adding that any other stage of the talks must also address the decades of American sanctions against Tehran.

Speaking on Thursday's episode of The Great Standoff: Iran and the World, Professor Mohammad Marandi accused Reuters of fabricating information and attributing it to unnamed Iranian officials, citing his experiences alongside Iranian nuclear negotiators in Vienna. Watch: Marandi also emphasized that Iran will not resume nuclear negotiations until Washington begins to fulfill its obligations under the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), adding that any other stage of the talks must also address the decades of American sanctions against Tehran.

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