Iran nuclear talks: world powers 'creating difficult atmosphere' The so-called P5+1 nations - United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany - have pushed Iran for concessions on its uranium enrichment programme, following a 15-month diplomatic freeze and talks in Istanbul last month. Al-Alam, and the Fars and Mehr news agencies all criticised a P5+1 package of proposals on the issue as essentially echoing demands from Israel - an indication that the assessment was held by Iran's leaders. "The discourse used in the talks very much resembles ... that used by the Israeli prime minister and defence minister," the Al-Alam correspondent said. "Remarks from the P5+1 seem to be echoing those of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu," the Fars news agency said. "In the Baghdad meeting, the P5+1 team, in particular the United States, is making remarks similar to those of Israeli officials," the Mehr news agency said. The outlets also suggested that the United States was dominating the P5+1 side and that it was "stonewalling," as Mehr put it. They speculated that the P5+1 delegations had insufficient authority to modify the proposal they had made.