伊朗和世界強國仍對達成核協議保持樂觀，但互相指責

Diplomats from Iran and a group of world powers seeking to limit its uranium enrichment say they remain committed and optimistic about reaching a deal, despite trading blame for failing to agree at their latest meeting.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said late Monday the two sides made "considerable progress" during days of talks that ended last weekend in Geneva. But he blamed the lack of a deal on divisions among the so-called P5+1 group that includes the United States, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and British Foreign Secretary William Hague each said their group was united in their proposal. Kerry said it was Iran that could not accept the deal, and said he hoped the two sides would reach an agreement within months.

The negotiations resume next week.伊朗和爭取限制伊朗鈾濃縮活動的世界六強國的外交官們相互指責對方造成最近一次會談無果而終，但他們表示將繼續致力於達成一項協議，並對此持樂觀態度。

伊朗外交部長扎裏夫星期一晚間說，雙方在會談中取得了“很大進展”。在日內瓦舉行的本次會談於上週末結束。但扎裏夫說，由於所謂的“五常加一”六國之間存在分歧，導致會談未能達成協議。五常加一包括美國、英國、法國、中國、俄羅斯和德國。

美國國務卿克里和英國外交大臣黑格說，五常加一對協議的立場保持一致。克里說，不肯接受有關協議的是伊朗。他還表示，希望雙方在數月內達成一致立場。

談判將於下星期繼續進行。