Russia says U.S. measures hinder progress on Iran nuclear issue


  • World
  • Tuesday, 11 Feb 2014

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Tuesday new U.S. measures targeting businesses for evading sanctions against Iran would hinder progress on ending the standoff over Iranian nuclear activity following a landmark interim deal between Tehran and six world powers.

Iran has curbed its higher-grade uranium enrichment and won limited relief from sanctions under the November 24 deal that is to run for six months. The two sides are to resume talks on February 18 on a final overall settlement to the decade-old dispute.

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