Chief U.S. Negotiator: Iran Could be Allowed Small, Peaceful Nuclear Program
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Jerusalem Post – Iran could be allowed a small peaceful nuclear program should an agreement be reached with the six world powers by July 20th, US Undersecretary of State Wendy Sherman said on Saturday night in Jerusalem.
“At the end of the day, if they [Iran] do want to have a small, discreet, limited program that addresses practical needs it is envisioned as a possibility in the joint plan of action,” Sherman said.
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