US denies declare of nearing interim nuclear cope with Iran | World News

The White Home on Thursday denied a report that the US and Iran have been nearing an interim deal underneath which Iran would curb its nuclear program in return for sanctions aid.

"This report is fake and deceptive," mentioned a spokesperson for the White Home Nationwide Safety Council, referring to an article on the Center East Eye web site. "Any studies of an interim deal are false."

The report cited two unnamed sources as saying Iran and the US have been "nearing a short lived deal that may swap some sanctions aid for lowering Iranian uranium enrichment actions."

It additionally cited the sources as saying "the 2 sides have reached an settlement on a short lived deal to take to their respective superiors."

The report mentioned Iran would decide to stop enriching uranium to purity of 60% or above and would proceed cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog in return for being allowed to export as much as 1 million barrels of oil per day and gaining entry "to its earnings and different frozen funds overseas."