Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that every passing day brings greater western concessions towards Iran in the ongoing nuclear talks.
He also remarked that the dialogue process currently going on in Vienna does not represent a 'breakthrough but rather a breakdown', reported The New York Times.
The world powers, including U.S., U.K., Germany, China, France and Russia, are attempting to finalise a nuclear deal with Iran before an extended July 7 deadline. Any deal would lift the longstanding sanctions against Iran.
Israel has long opposed the easing of sanctions in return for curbs on Iran's nuclear programme, saying such a move would pave the way to a nuclear bomb and aid the Islamic Republic in expanding its network of global terrorism.
