Iran Welcomes Russian Nuclear Offer
By STEVE GUTTERMAN, Associated Press Writer Wed Jan 25, 7:27 AM ET
MOSCOW -
Iran's top nuclear negotiator said Wednesday that Tehran views Moscow's offer to have Iran's uranium enriched in Russia as a positive development but no agreement has been reached between the countries.
Chief negotiator Ali Larijani also reiterated Iran's threat to renew enrichment activities if it is referred to the
U.N. Security Council.
Moscow has proposed having Iran's uranium enriched in Russia, then returned to Iran for use in the country's reactors — a compromise that could provide more oversight and ease tensions with the United States and
European Union over Iran's nuclear program....
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Russia is moving quite quickly on this one!
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QUOTE(Gypsylass @ Jan 25 2006, 11:32 AM)
Iran Welcomes Russian Nuclear Offer
By STEVE GUTTERMAN, Associated Press Writer Wed Jan 25, 7:27 AM ET
MOSCOW -
Iran's top nuclear negotiator said Wednesday that Tehran views Moscow's offer to have Iran's uranium enriched in Russia as a positive development but no agreement has been reached between the countries.
Chief negotiator Ali Larijani also reiterated Iran's threat to renew enrichment activities if it is referred to the
U.N. Security Council.
Moscow has proposed having Iran's uranium enriched in Russia, then returned to Iran for use in the country's reactors — a compromise that could provide more oversight and ease tensions with the United States and
European Union over Iran's nuclear program....
Rest of the story
Russia is moving quite quickly on this one!
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By STEVE GUTTERMAN, Associated Press Writer Wed Jan 25, 7:27 AM ET
MOSCOW -
Iran's top nuclear negotiator said Wednesday that Tehran views Moscow's offer to have Iran's uranium enriched in Russia as a positive development but no agreement has been reached between the countries.
Chief negotiator Ali Larijani also reiterated Iran's threat to renew enrichment activities if it is referred to the
U.N. Security Council.
Moscow has proposed having Iran's uranium enriched in Russia, then returned to Iran for use in the country's reactors — a compromise that could provide more oversight and ease tensions with the United States and
European Union over Iran's nuclear program....
Rest of the story
Russia is moving quite quickly on this one!
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Rusia & Iran, hand in hand Powers to the North aren't they?
I wouldn't trust ANY uranium, enriched or not in the hands of terrosists supporting mullahs. Even if they never had weapons grade uranium, uraniam itself is highly radioactive and can still be used as a "dirty bomb".
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