00:00I think, practically, it's good to see some positive feedback from these negotiations.
00:07There has been a lot of talk about creative ideas that could have been floated.
00:13We know that the Iranians have been mentioning that we will bring to the table some new ideas, some new
00:20options, etc.
00:23On all of this, let me just say that on the nuclear level specifically, on the nuclear file specifically,
00:30I don't think it's impossible to reach a common ground.
00:33I think it is possible, with some creativity, with some flexibility from here and there,
00:39to actually reach a common ground on the nuclear file per se.
00:44Examples that we've heard that Iran has suggested that they will stop any enrichment for seven years.
00:50We've heard the option that enrichment will be done outside Iran and then brought in.
00:55We heard about the role of the IAEA to come in and inspect rigorously, continuously, what's happened.
01:02All of these are accepted ideas and there could be a way to find a common ground.
01:07But the problem is not here, in my opinion.
01:09The problem is, yet again, we heard today that a potential deal could happen if the U.S. accepts to
01:17separate the files,
01:18meaning that Iran is willing to negotiate on the nuclear, they are not willing so far to negotiate on the
01:24ballistic and on the militia's file or their role in the region altogether.
01:29And in that sense, I think this is where the real problem lies, with not even the willingness to start
01:36negotiations on these.
01:38You have to use a suitable one-time storage.
01:38And whatplanå¡Š?
01:39Because that's the problem is so fresh, it's done it.
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