Iran denies offering new plan on nuclear impasse

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Iran denies offering new plan on nuclear impasse
Iran denied on Saturday a U.S. media report that it had offered a "nine-step plan" aimed at solving its stand-off with the West over its disputed nuclear program.    

The New York Times reported on Thursday that Iran had proposed a plan to European officials that required the West to lift harsh oil and economic sanctions in return for the eventual suspension of uranium enrichment by Tehran.    

Several rounds of negotiations over the nuclear program between Iran and world powers - the United States, France, Britain, Russia, China and Germany, known collectively as the P5+1 - have failed to secure any breakthroughs.    

The powers fear that Iran is trying to develop a nuclear bomb. Tehran says its program is for peaceful purposes.    


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