Iran, powers explore compromises aimed at breaking nuclear impasse - officials


  • World
  • Sunday, 29 Mar 2015

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Iran and six major powers were exploring possible compromises aimed at breaking an impasse in nuclear negotiations on Sunday, though officials cautioned that they still had no agreement and were unable to move on several sticking points.

In a significant development in talks aimed at securing a preliminary nuclear deal, several officials told Reuters Tehran had indicated a willingness to accept fewer than 6,000 nuclear centrifuges and sending most of its enriched uranium stockpiles for storage in Russia.

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