Fool’s Gold: Agreement Reached On Incentives For Iran On Nuclear Program
LONDON (AP) - World powers negotiating with Iran have agreed on a repackaged offer of incentives to try to coax the Islamic regime into rolling back its disputed nuclear program, Britain’s foreign secretary said Friday.
However, the details of the amended offer being made by the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany were not revealed.
“We’ve got an agreement on an offer that will be made to the government of Iran,” Foreign Secretary David Miliband said following a meeting of the group at Britain’s Foreign Office.
Miliband said he hoped for a response “in a timely manner,” but set no deadline and did not say what the group would do if Iran rejected the package or failed to respond.
Iran has denied pursuing nuclear weapons, saying its program is geared toward generating electricity.
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