Iran Foreign Minister: We’re Ready to Resolve Nuclear Dispute “Quickly” in Baghdad
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Fox News/AP – Iran’s foreign minister says that Tehran is ready to resolve all of its nuclear disputes “quickly and easily” in a second round of talks with world powers planned for next month in Baghdad, a semiofficial news agency reported Monday.
Ali Akbar Salehi was quoted by ISNA as saying that Iran might be more flexible if it could be guaranteed an external supply of enriched uranium — an apparent endorsement of a U.S. compromise plan.
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