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Wednesday, December 8th, 2021. I'm Trey Yinkst. Nuclear talks with Iran are expected to resume

again tomorrow, though optimism for a positive outcome is low.

Any money allocated to the regime through sanctions relief via a US reentry to the 2015 nuclear agreement

is more likely than ever before to advance the regime's

repressive ideological objectives.

This is the Fox News rundown, evening addition. Evening Edition. Conversations in Vienna about the Iran nuclear deal ended last week with no progress.

European parties to the agreement expressed concern over a broad list of demands by the Iranians.

Iran wants widespread sanctions relief, but refuses to address regional destabilizing activity. For now, the negotiations appear to be stalled.

After months of playing hard to get,

Iran finally returned to the nuclear talks

with world powers last week in Vienna.

For more on this story, this is Kasser Araby of the Tony Blair Institute.

This was the first time the West faced the Islamic Republic under its new president hardline Islamist cleric Eberim Racy.

And look, gone on the days of Javad Zarif, the soft-spoken, smiling US-educated former Iranian foreign minister.

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