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Iran has said it is ready to deplete 60% of its enriched uranium and expose its nuclear program to verification. Masoud Pazhkian, the president of Iran, in an interview with the American channel Fox News, also wanted to advance the agreement with the United States based on the Islamabad Memorandum.

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Iran has said it is ready to deplete 60% of its enriched uranium and expose its nuclear program to verification. Masoud Pazhkian, the president of Iran, in an interview with the American channel Fox News, also wanted to advance the agreement with the United States based on the Islamabad Memorandum.

Iran has said it is ready to deplete 60% of its enriched uranium and expose its nuclear program to verification. Masoud Pazhkian, the president of Iran, in an interview with the American channel Fox News, also wanted to advance the agreement with the United States based on the Islamabad Memorandum.

Iran's foreign minister also said in New York that if the White House agrees to Iran's proposal, the Strait of Hormuz will be opened within seven days. Abbas Irakchi said that Iran's conditions are not new and are the same conditions mentioned earlier in the Islamabad memorandum.

An interview with Alireza Namur Hagigi, an analyst on Iran issues, said: