Iran Says Nuclear Agreement to Be Implemented in Late January
Will suspend its most sensitive nuclear work
World powers and Iran have agreed to start implementing in late January an agreement obliging Tehran to suspend its most sensitive nuclear work, an Iranian official was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
There was no immediate confirmation of the agreement from the six powers—the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany—or the European Union, which oversees contacts with Iran on behalf of the six.
The reported agreement follows nearly 23 hours of talks between nuclear experts from Iran and the six powers held in Geneva on Monday and Tuesday.
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