Iranian vice president critical of U.N. resolution on nukes

Iranian vice president critical of U.N. resolution on nukes

TOKYO, Japan - Visiting Iranian Vice President Esfandyar Rahim Mashaee speaks during an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Aug. 1. Mashaee suggested that following the U.N. Security Council resolution calling on Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment-related and reprocessing activities by Aug. 31, Iran may give up considering the incentives package presented by six major nations.

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