Criticism covered the French Foreign Minister's Facebook page and an air of disappointment hovered over much of Tehran just hours after word came that Iran and the world powers had failed to reach an agreement on Iran's nuclear program. "We thought we were going to have good news," said Houman, a 24 year-old Iranian actor who has been following the talks. "We were hopeful both sides were going to reach a compromise. We were disappointed when it didn't happen." Read more: U.S. isn't 'stupid' on Iran, says Kerry The Sunday blues in Tehran were in stark contrast to the palpable surge of optimism here 48 hours earlier. On Friday, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said a "framework" for a deal had been agreed to.
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World powers and Iran fail to reach deal over Tehran's nuclear program
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Many Iranians blame French foreign minister for lack of agreement after talks
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French foreign minister says Israel's security concerns must be taken into account
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Israeli prime minister has said proposed agreement was "a bad deal for peace"
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