
In a move condemned by Russia, the European Union imposed fresh sanctions on Iran's key energy sector on Monday in a bid to halt its sensitive enrichment of uranium while applying pressure to resume talks on the atomic programme.
In an interview with Iran's English-language Press TV posted on the channel's website Tuesday, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the Islamic republic would "resume nuclear talks with the West in September."

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