VIENNA (Reuters) - The talk was polite but the positions as irreconcilable as ever, suggesting that renewed EU-Iran dialogue this week may only have put off an inevitable showdown over Western suspicions Tehran seeks nuclear weapons.
In five hours of "exploratory" discussions, Iran insisted on its right to produce enriched uranium, vital for nuclear power plants or bombs, while swearing anew that its goal was solely to fuel an energy-hungry economy.
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