ALMATY, Kazakhstan (Reuters) - Major powers will offer Iran some sanctions relief during talks in Almaty, Kazakhstan, this week if Tehran agrees to curb its nuclear programme, a U.S. official said on Monday.
However, the Islamic Republic could face more economic pain if the standoff remains unresolved, the official said ahead of the February 26-27 meeting, speaking on condition of anonymity. "We think ... there will be some additional sanctions relief (in the powers' updated proposal to Iran)," the official said.
(Reporting by Fredrik Dahl and Justyna Pawlak; Editing by Pravin Char)
Relacionados
- Major powers to offer Iran sanctions relief at nuclear talks-U.S. official
- Iran, world powers to hold nuclear talks on February 26 - IRNA
- Iran, world powers to hold nuclear talks February 26 in Kazakhstan - IRNA
- Iran hedges on nuclear talks with six powers or U.S
- Iran may use U.N. nuclear talks to seek leverage with big powers
