Iran To Accept Nuclear Fuel Deal: TV -- AFP
TEHRAN — Iran will accept the broad framework of a UN-brokered uranium deal but wants "very important changes," state television said Tuesday, adding Tehran will offer its formal response within 48 hours.
The United States, meanwhile, said six world powers have held talks in a bid to maintain pressure on Iran to come clean on its controversial nuclear programme.
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EUROPE
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