French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Saturday there was "no certainty" at this stage that a deal on Iran's disputed nuclear program could be reached between Tehran and world powers in Geneva.
Speaking to France Inter radio from the Swiss city as a third day of talks opened, Fabius also pointed to a need to take into account "concerns" from Israel.
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