Just days after it was reported that he had ruled out the nuclear deal along those terms outright, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said his nation was in fact open to accepting 10-year limits on certain aspects of their civilian nuclear program.
Zarif didn’t go into detail, saying he was “not prepared to negotiate on the air” during the CNN interview, but seemed to leave open the possibility that the deal was going to be acceptable.
The 10-year limit reportedly would have Iran’s nuclear program severely limited in the first decade, with the limits slowly being relaxed after that. US officials have said to favor this as a way to ensure that Iran had a very limited program in the near-term.
Zarif went on to say that a lot of details remain to be discussed, and that he alks will be “very, very hard for the next few weeks,” but reiterated his confidence that a deal can be reached.
Save nuke terrorizing Israel — By destroying nuke free Iran?
Israel is only Middle-East nation with nukes, 200 or more loaded and ready to fire, yet all Western governments and corporate owned mainstream media create a black-out on such nuke terrorism by demanding that Iran be sanctioned unto bankruptcy until it stops making electricity with atomic energy.
sure they'll accept limit on enrichment maybe to 5% and overseas production of fuel rods.
WHERE DOES THAT LEAVE THE ZIOMIST IN THEIR BID TO CONTROL THE M EAST.
Robert Gates said the real reason: With nuclear energy they will be more of a competitor. And because they won't sell oil in Dollars. Like Saddam and Gadafi.