Tehran Wants Changes to Incentives Offer
From Times Wire Reports
Iran ruled out responding this week to proposed international incentives for suspending its nuclear program, saying the offer was too ambiguous.
Ali Larijani, Tehran’s top nuclear negotiator, said after meeting with Javier Solana, the European Union’s foreign policy chief, that the “ambiguities must be removed first in order to have serious talks.”
His comments dashed any hope that Iran would meet today’s deadline on an offer aimed at dissuading it from uranium enrichment.
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