Iran says agrees to new talks with U.S. on Iraq

20 Nov 2007

Iran’s foreign minister said on Tuesday Tehran would agree to a U.S. request for a new round of talks on security in Iraq, Iranian news agencies reported. “These negotiations will be held in a near future,” Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said according to the ISNA news agency. The official IRNA news agency carried a similar report. Full Story

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