Feb 12 (Reuters) - The United States and Iran are showing flexibility on a nuclear deal, with Washington appearing "willing" to tolerate some nuclear enrichment, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan ...
US and Iran Show Flexibility in Nuclear Deal Negotiations, Says Turkey's Foreign Minister
The United States and Iran are demonstrating flexibility in negotiations regarding a nuclear deal, with the U.S. showing willingness to accept some level of nuclear enrichment. This development was reported by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. It is significant for Iran as it may lead to a potential easing of sanctions and improved international relations.
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US and Iran show flexibility in nuclear deal negotiations, according to Turkey's Foreign Minister.
- United States negotiate Iran
- Iran negotiate United States
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The US and Iran's willingness to negotiate indicates potential progress in nuclear deal discussions.
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