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Iran's President Pezeshkian reaffirms Tehran won't abandon its nuclear program while rejecting nuclear weapon ambition, as European powers prepare for talks amid threat of U.N. sanctions.

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Leaders from Iran, Germany, France, and Britain are finalizing plans to discuss Tehran's nuclear program "in the coming week," a German diplomatic source told Newsweek on Sunday.