Iran is ready to resume nuclear negotiations

Iran is ready to resume negotiations with the world community on nuclear issues, said Javad Zarif, who was quoted by AFP, who entered the post of Foreign Minister Iran.

The statement of the Iranian Minister was in a telephone conversation with the Supreme EU for Foreign Affairs Katherine Ashton. "The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to enter into negotiations in a specific time," RIA Novosti quotes Zarifa.

Ashton on the phone congratulated the Zarif on the new appointment and noted the readiness of the "six" of international intermediaries to work with the Iranian side.

Tehran continues to insist that he intends to receive uranium with a maximum enrichment of 20%, which will be used for scientific research in the medical field. At the same time, Israel and Western countries are accused of the leadership of the republic of conducting work to create nuclear weapons.

The last round of six-way negotiations took place in Alma-Ata in April. After that, Iran managed to announce the opening of the uranium factory and two mines , and the Magate - that the country continues to develop nuclear weapons. This, however, happened before the country elected the new President Rowhani, who was considered the most liberal of all candidates.