Will Iran's Last-Minute Demands Doom the Nuclear Talks?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Malley emphasized that the proposed plan included a number of steps, allowing Tehran to gradually return to compliance over time, with accompanying U.S. sanctions relief.
49% : As the United States and Iran have continued their negotiations, Tehran has steadily increased its stockpile of highly enriched uranium and is now thought to possess enough for a nuclear device, although Malley noted in the NPR interview that Iran has not shown any signs of attempting to construct one.
11% : U.S. special envoy for Iran Robert Malley accused Iran on Tuesday of adding political conditions to the proposed nuclear deal between Tehran and the "P5+1" nations, potentially decreasing the likelihood of a renewed agreement as Iran's nuclear program continues to make progress.

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