EU Leaders Firm on Iran Sanctions Amid Negotiations
EU Council President Antonio Costa stressed that it's premature to lift sanctions on Iran. Despite discussions for gradual relief if a comprehensive deal is reached, leaders like Ursula von der Leyen echoed a cautious approach. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz indicated willingness to consider easing if an agreement is solidified.
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EU Council President Antonio Costa stated firmly that it is too early to talk about lifting any sanctions on Iran. His comments came during a joint press conference following a meeting of EU leaders in Cyprus.
Supporting Costa's stance, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen echoed similar sentiments, advocating caution before easing any restrictions against Iran.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz added that while EU leaders are open to gradually easing sanctions, such actions hinge on the successful negotiation of a comprehensive agreement with Iran.
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