Iran sees progress at nuclear talks

U.S. officials have accused Iran of backsliding on progress made at talks earlier this year and playing for time.

Doubtful to see legitimate progress with the current regimes in place.

RegBilk, you're right, between the Biden and Boris regimes, there is not much chance of legitimate progress at getting the people violating the JCPOA on track to becoming compliant enough for the snapback clause not to give Iran every right to simply comply with the General Safeguards Agreement of the NNPT.

These talks are indeed probably the last chance before the majority of the signatories lose patience with the folks the JCPOA was supposed to provide with a path out of a paranoid fantasies/counterfactual conspiracy theories trap they lied their way into, but unfortunately they're retreating from reality instead.

Indeed, all the American actions since the deal was signed, encompassing three Presidents who's party controlled the legislative branch, couldn't have been a more convincing argument that the world's largest trading network needs a banking system that can ignore the attempts by the US to economically disrupt democratically elected governments ability to be sovereign if the US had intended to make such an argument.