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Nuclear talks between Iran and EU states hit hurdle

By Christopher Adams in Sharm el-Sheikh and Guy Dinmore in Washington

Published: November 23 2004 16:53 | Last updated: November 24 2004 00:44

Talks aimed at finalising details of Iran's agreement to suspend key elements of its nuclear programme have hit a stumbling block on the eve of a decisive meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Foreign ministers from Britain, France and Germany met Kamal Kharrazi, their Iranian counterpart, in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on Tuesday in an attempt to thrash out details of a resolution to be put to the board meeting of the United Nations nuclear watchdog in Vienna on Wednesday.

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