Tehran to Cease Efforts on Long-Range Missile
From Times Wire Reports
Iran announced that it would abandon development of a longer-range missile that could have carried a conventional warhead to Europe or threatened Israel with a heavier nuclear or biological payload.
The declaration that it would not manufacture the Shahab-4 missile came less than three weeks after Iran agreed to suspend uranium enrichment and allow more inspections of its nuclear program.
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