Iran is willing to give reassurances on not seeking nuclear arms and accept changes to its 2015 nuclear accord with world power if the United States returns to the deal and lifts sanctions, a government spokesman said on Wednesday. "If the sanctions are ended and there is a return to the (nuclear
DUBAI - Iran is willing to give reassurances on not seeking nuclear arms and accept changes to its 2015 nuclear accord with world power if the United States returns to the deal and lifts sanctions, a government spokesman said on Wednesday.
"If the sanctions are ended and there is a return to the accord, there is room for giving reassurances toward breaking the deadlock and the President has even a proposal for small changes in the accord," the spokesman, Ali Rabiei, said on state TV.
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