In negotiations with the US, Iran has reiterated that it is willing to impose temporary limits on the level of uranium enrichment
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<p>Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi said Iran could accept temporary limits on uranium enrichment as part of talks with the US over its nuclear program. Although the recent talks have not yielded notable progress, the Iranian official stressed that specific details have not yet been worked out. Iran is enriching uranium to 60%, well above the 3.67% limit in the 2015 agreement, and negotiations are aimed at a new deal to prevent the development of nuclear weapons in exchange for lifting economic sanctions.
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