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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman: The Degree and Type of Nuclear Enrichment Can Be Negotiated

On April 15, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman stated that the degree and type of nuclear enrichment can be negotiated. (Jinshi)

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