"The plenary session is over," he said.
A source at the Russian delegation added to it that the efforts to elaborate an agreement would continue on Tuesday morning.
[tass.ru]
7/7/15
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Iran, P5+1 countries round up plenary session Vienna
"The plenary session is over," he said.
A source at the Russian delegation added to it that the efforts to elaborate an agreement would continue on Tuesday morning.
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7/7/15
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