Iran might agree to stop producing one kind of uranium
WASHINGTON (MCT) — Iran’s top nuclear official offered hope that Tehran may be flexible in upcoming international talks about its disputed nuclear program, indicating that the regime may be willing to halt production of the enriched uranium that most worries the West.
Fereydoun Abbasi, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, said in an Iranian TV interview broadcast Monday that Iran wants only enough 20 percent enriched uranium for its medical needs.
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