Iran refuses to dismantle nuclear facilities in peace proposal response, but signals willingness to suspend uranium enrichment for a period shorter than 20-year US demand, WSJ reports.
In response to the American peace proposal, Iran refused to dismantle its nuclear facilities, The Wall Street Journal reported citing sources. According to them, Tehran is ready to agree to suspend uranium enrichment, but not for 20 years as the US demands.
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