Published August 22, 2006
Islamic Republic of Iran's Response to the UN Package Presented on June 6, 2006
This text is Iran's official response, in translation, to the UN's package of incentives to stop Iran's nuclear enrichment and reprocessing program. Gonzalo Gallegos, acting spokesman for the US Department of State, called the response "a serious offer", but added that it fell "short of of the conditions set by the Security Council".
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