Russian officials said Thursday that Iran’s top nuclear negotiator would be in Moscow for talks on Friday, but his visit appeared unlikely to bring major progress toward ending the international standoff over Tehran’s nuclear program. Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, said Ali Larijani would hold talks at his ministry and the Russian Security Council. Lavrov said that Russia — which has repeatedly emphasized it favors negotiations with Iran over punishment — would push for a rapid start to international talks on the nuclear issue. Full Story
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