India and US finally resolve all the hidden issues - the nuclear agreement is now real although some detailed work needs to be completed
Sonia Chopra
Jun. 5, 2007

Both sides compromised. It is now just the question of time and logistics.

The United States has said it has made some progress on a proposed agreement to operationalise the civil nuclear deal with India but there is still "some work" left to be done.

"...I don''t have a detailed readout for you. I know that they did make some progress, but there's still work left to be done," State Department Spokesman Sean McCormack told reporters at a briefing in Washington.

He was asked about the latest visit of Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Nicholas Burns to India for talks with Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon on the ''123 Agreement'' and the status of the negotiations.

"... Let me do a little research for you and see if I can get back to you on exactly when the experts will reconvene. But they did make some progress, but there is still work left to be done," he added.

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