Wendy Sherman, former Deputy Secretary of State, stated on Sunday that the 60-day timeframe proposed in a draft peace plan for negotiations between the U.S. and Iran regarding Tehran's nuclear program is a "pretty short period of time." Sherman expressed skepticism about the emerging peace deal during an interview with ABC's Martha Raddatz.
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Wendy Sherman comments on 60-day timeframe for U.S.-Iran nuclear talks
Wendy Sherman, the former Deputy Secretary of State, commented on a proposed 60-day timeframe for U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, describing it as a short period. Her remarks were made during an interview on ABC's This Week.
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Former Iran deal negotiator: 60 days is a ‘pretty short period of time’ for nuclear talks
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Wendy Sherman comments on 60-day timeframe for U.S.-Iran nuclear talks