He said he would return in Lausanne, Switzerland in case of progress in the talks on Iran's nuclear and returned. The head of Russian diplomacy had left the day before the Beau-Rivage Palace and Switzerland where Iran and the major powers are expected to arrive before midnight on Tuesday in a first fundamental compromise on this thorny issue that is poisoning international relations for 12 years .
"The chances (of success) are great, said Sergei Lavrov in Moscow before returning to Lausanne. There is no 100% certainty, that can never be 100% to anything, but it's doable. "
Negotiations are progressing, but "slowly," said his side one of the Iranian negotiators, the spokesman of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization (AEOI).
Then, a senior US official said late afternoon that these discussions could continue Wednesday if progress were registered.
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