Big country in the world that there are sufficient grounds to continue to talk about Iran's controversial nuclear program, senior Western diplomat said on Monday that despite the latest round of negotiations is not made significant progress.
"There is enough material to continue these negotiations," the diplomat said on condition of anonymity, told reporters. "I do not want to breakdown."
 
 
On Friday and Saturday at a meeting held in the capital of Kazakhstan, Almaty, six countries - the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany - to try to convince Iran to give up its most sensitive uranium enrichment work to ease fears Tehran is seeking the means to make atomic bombs.
Iranian negotiators did not accept the offer - coupled with moderate relief heavy economic sanctions commitment - the two sides can not even agree to meet again.
But Western diplomats are at pains to show that diplomacy will continue to be, in part, in order to avoid the escalation of tensions with the Israeli threat to bomb Iran's nuclear negotiations and sanctions website, if that fails, force it to change course.
However, they worry about refueling criticized Iran may hit them. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday the negotiation process may never go.
"We are clear negotiations (sake) talks is unacceptable," a senior diplomat.
Some Western diplomats said that while the two sides failed to bridge the differences in Almaty ten years of dispute, there is some cause for optimism, because negotiations on Iran's apparent willingness, their proposal is discussed in detail.
Iran denies any military intentions, and says it needs nuclear power generation and medical purposes. I hope the international community to recognize its right to enrich uranium and lift economic sanctions.
Powers that international rules were applicable only to its nuclear work is subject to strict supervision by the United Nations, Iran refused to do something.
Almaty talks after the failure of the six powers are seeking to re-evaluate their approach to convince the Iraqi side agreed. In the coming days, this issue will come up, including during the G8 foreign ministers' meeting of all six countries except China.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton on behalf of the six-nation diplomatic contacts with Iran, who is responsible, will also be discussed further in the coming days with Iran's chief negotiator Saeed Jalili participating in the scheme.
Iran's June presidential elections also contributed to the uncertainty of foreign short-term method of Tehran's nuclear dispute.
In Brussels, a senior diplomat said the lack of transparency, for example, Cloud Iran's domestic political understanding on a presidential candidate.
"Internal power struggle negotiations," the diplomat said. Internal tensions have an influence on the process of negotiations, but we do not even know who the candidates are. "
 



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