Secretary of State John Kerry met with his Iranian counterpart, Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, to negotiate details of a final nuclear agreement between the P5+1 and Iran.
The meeting wasn’t initially expected to amount to much, but officials said it ended up being “intensive,” with the two talking for five hours in the afternoon, then meeting again for another 90 minute meeting this evening.
As usual, neither side is providing any information about what was discussed or whether any serious progress was made, though the fact that they held such uncharacteristically long talks suggests they’re further along than anyone has previously indicated.
Zarif had previously said the meeting was about determining whether the two sides were ready for serious talks, and would centered on a brief 15 minute stroll in the morning. That apparently led to two additional meetings.
It might be threats from the US Congress which have given these talks a new urgency.
time to tell the world what would be the real result of nukes being used– there are over 17000 nukes in the world each probably 1000 time Nagasaki– there are over 400 multi cell nuclear power plants s –so we could be looking at 17 million Nagasaki's a 100- Chernobyl's, earth quacks, every thing on earth burning , all the ice melting and not a nuclear winter but an ice age.
No staying in a bunker for a year probably will not save you.