Wendy Sherman, former Deputy Secretary of State, stated on Sunday that the 60-day timeframe proposed in a draft peace plan for negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program is a "pretty short period of time." She 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, remarked that the 60-day period set for negotiations on Iran's nuclear program is relatively brief. Her comments were made during an interview with ABC News, where she expressed doubts about the viability of the proposed peace deal.
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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