What's in the Iran Deal
By Jay Solomon and Laurence Norman, WSJ
Nov. 23, 2013 11:20 p.m. ET
The historic deal struck between Iran and world powers is an interim agreement that gives each side a small portion of their demands.
Western officials said the deal will halt the growth of Iran's nuclear program; roll back key parts of the nuclear complex; step up monitoring; and expand the time it will take Iran to "break out" and produce weapons-grade fuel.
Iran says it is receiving a break from economic sanctions and international recognition that it is entitled to pursue a civilian nuclear program.
Here are major provisions:
Enrichment
Nov. 23, 2013 11:20 p.m. ET
The historic deal struck between Iran and world powers is an interim agreement that gives each side a small portion of their demands.
Western officials said the deal will halt the growth of Iran's nuclear program; roll back key parts of the nuclear complex; step up monitoring; and expand the time it will take Iran to "break out" and produce weapons-grade fuel.
Iran says it is receiving a break from economic sanctions and international recognition that it is entitled to pursue a civilian nuclear program.
Here are major provisions:
Enrichment
- Iran must cease all uranium enrichment above 5% purity.
- International powers will recognize the right of the Iranian people to access peaceful nuclear energy.
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