US EditionIran Says Ready For Nuclear Talks If West Is 'Serious'
- Iran is ready to discuss its nuclear programme if Western countries show they are 'serious', according to the Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei.
- Baqaei expressed hope that new U.S. President Donald Trump would adopt a 'realistic approach' towards Iran in nuclear talks.
- Iran's policy on nuclear discussions will depend on 'the actions of the other parties', as stated by Baqaei.
- Iran's adherence to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty 'would no longer have any meaning' if conditions are not met, warned Baqaei.
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Iran says it is ready to negotiate a nuclear deal, provided the West shows "seriousness"
Iran is "ready" to negotiate an agreement on its nuclear program if Western countries show "seriousness," Iranian diplomatic spokesman Esmail Baghai announced in an interview broadcast on Thursday, AFP reports.
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