The negotiations with Iran are tough and complex, but a comprehensive agreement would bring enormous benefits to all parties, UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said Tuesday.
LONDON, November 25 (Sputnik)�� A comprehensive�nuclear deal�with�Iran should not come at�any price, but�it should clearly state that Tehran would not be able to�develop a nuclear weapons capability, UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said Tuesday."We cannot and will not succumb to�the temptation of�sealing a deal at�any price, but�we will remain steadfast in�pursuit of�a comprehensive agreement which respects the clear principle that Iran must not be able to�develop a nuclear weapons capability," Hammond said at�the House of�Commons.

"The negotiations with�Iran are tough and complex, but�a comprehensive agreement would bring enormous benefits to�all parties," Hammond stated, explaining that it would mean the "reintegration into�the international community" for�Iran, and "a considerable advance for�regional and global security" for�the international community.

The latest round�of talks between�Iran and the�P5+1�countries (Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, China and Germany) wrapped up�in Vienna on�Monday with�the parties having failed to�reach a comprehensive deal on�Iran's nuclear program�by�the earlier set November 24 deadline. The sides agreed to�prolong the Geneva agreements and continue their dialogue until�July 2015.The West has been accusing Iran of�developing nuclear weapons under�the guise of�civilian activities, though this has been repeatedly denied by�officials in�Tehran, who claim the country's nuclear development is peaceful in�nature and aimed at�satisfying Iran's energy needs.

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