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US extends Iran sanctions waivers to Japan, 10 EU countries

By REUTERS

SEPTEMBER 6, 2013 21:49

The United States has extended for six months waivers on Iran sanctions to Japan and 10 countries of the European Union in exchange for their reduced petroleum purchases from the Islamic republic, Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday.

The sanctions aim to choke funding to Iran's disputed nuclear program by reducing the country's oil sales, its main source of income. Washington believes Iran's nuclear program is seeking the ability to make weapons, but Tehran says it is only for generating electricity and medical purposes.

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