Officials: Iran nuke talks solving some issues, not others
LAUSANNE - The US and Iran have moved close to agreement on key aspects of a nuclear deal but some problems remain four days ahead of a target date for an initial agreement, officials told the Associated Press on Sunday.
The two officials said that Iran has tentatively accepted limits on machines it could use to enrich uranium to 6,000 - or even less - at its main site.
Iran has also agreed to ship out all enriched uranium it produces to Russia. Enriched uranium can be used to make the fissile core of a nuclear weapon, they said.
However, problems remain on the length of any restrictions on Iran's nuclear program, monitoring Tehran's compliance and other issues.
