VIENNA: UN atomic watchdog chief Rafael Grossi told his agencyвЂ™s Board of Governors on Wednesday that negotiations he had held in Tehran this week over IranвЂ™s nuclear program had proved inconclusive. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has spoken of вЂњother options,вЂќ although Malley in the interview made it clear the United States was thinking foremost of economic pressure. Israel, which fiercely opposed the 2015 deal negotiated by president Barack Obama, has waged a sabotage campaign against Iran and threatened military action. Iran has demanded a lifting of all sanctions, but the Biden administration says it is only discussing measures imposed by Trump as part of the withdrawal from the nuclear deal, including a sweeping unilateral US ban on all other nations buying IranвЂ™s key export of oil.

The negotiations are being held indirectly, with an EU envoy shuttling between Malley and the Iranian delegation, which refuses to meet the US representative face-to-face. вЂњIf it doesnвЂ™t want to get back into the deal, if it continues to do what it appears to be doing now, which is to drag its feet at the nuclear diplomatic table and accelerate its pace when it comes to its nuclear program, if thatвЂ™s the path it chooses, weвЂ™ll have to respond accordingly.вЂќ So if Iran wants to get back into the deal, it has a way to do that,вЂќ Malley said. вЂњWeвЂ™re prepared to get back into the deal and to lift all of the sanctions that are inconsistent with the deal. President Joe BidenвЂ™s administration opened the talks earlier this year in hopes of returning the United States to a 2015 nuclear accord trashed by predecessor Donald Trump, but has failed to reach an understanding with Iran. The negotiations come after the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, back from a visit to Iran, said there had been no progress in talks on disputes over the countryвЂ™s program. Iran will return to talks in Vienna with world powers on Monday after a five-month gap following the election of an ultra-conservative president, Ebrahim Raisi. вЂњIf they start getting too close, too close for comfort, then of course we will not be prepared to sit idly,вЂќ US negotiator Rob Malley told National Public Radio in excerpts released Tuesday. WASHINGTON: The United States will not вЂњsit idlyвЂќ on Iran if it drags its feet on returning to a nuclear accord in talks resuming next week, the US special envoy said.

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