EU expects Tehran’s response to incentives to suspend enrichment

12.06.2006 08:25

"We expect a response at least in a reasonable period of time," Javier Solana, the EU's foreign and security affairs chief, told reporters on arrival at an EU foreign ministers meeting. Asked what "reasonable" meant, he added "this week." The United States and Europe have put together a package of incentives, including the provision of nuclear technology, for Iran to suspend uranium enrichment. Iran said Sunday it would not be rushed into agreeing to anything, the AP reports.

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