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Iran offers possible nuclear compromise

Suggests it could reduce uranium enrichment

By Brian Murphy

 |  Associated Press  

  April 10, 2012

Iran is signaling a possible compromise offer heading into critical talks with world powers deeply suspicious of its nuclear program: offering to scale back uranium enrichment but not abandon the ability to make nuclear fuel. The proposal - floated by the country’s nuclear chief as part of the early parrying in various capitals before negotiations get under way Friday - suggested that sanctions-battered Iran is ready to bargain.

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