Iran says it will restart nuclear talks

January 04, 2013 22:03

Iran's top nuclear negotiator said on Friday that his country has agreed in principle to resume international talks on its nuclear program later this month, although the place and date for the negotiations have not been finalised.

Iran has been hit by punitive sanctions imposed by Western countries concerned that Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons. Iran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.The last round of talks between Tehran and six world powers broke off in June in Moscow in a stalemate.

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