Lansarea procesului de imbogatire a uraniului a fost anuntata inca de duminica de liderii de la Teheran, scrie Le Monde. Decizia a fost luata, potrivit autoritatilor iraniene, din cauza blocajului discutiilor cu Grupul celor Sase (Statele Unite, Rusia, China, Franta, Marea Britanie, Germania) in ceea ce priveste furnizarea catre Iran a combustibilului imbogatit de care are nevoie pentru reactorul de cercetare de la Teheran.
Liderii iranieni au declarat insa ca "usa ramane deschisa" pentru un schimb de uraniu cu marile puteri. Anuntul Iranului a generat proteste in comunitatea internationala, mai ales printre marile puteri, care acuza Teheranul ca incearca sa dezvolte arme nucleare sub acoperirea programului sau civil.
Alegeri SUA
Alegeri Rusia
Atata cercetare, atata stiinta pusa in slujba binelui omenirii si mai ales a Orientului Mijlociu din care fac parte!
Si pentru aceste obiective nobile, nu merita oare sa infrunte intreaga lume intunecata si retrograda si chiar sa-l lichideze o data pentru totdeauna pe dusmanul sionist cu tot cu populatie, cel mai inapoiat stat de pe pamant si atotfacatorul de rele prin definitie?
Curaj, Ahmi, te sprijina floarea nazismului renascut.
Heil Ahmi!
Ein Mann, ein Dreck!
Cred ca e un contract pe undeva: unde apare un articol avand cuvantul Iran, trebuie sa apar imediat posturi care sa contina: nazism, holocaust, distrugerea civilizatiei samd.
Shalom!
Cat despre lucrurile ce le-am scris, poate si alta data, regret ca nu-ti plac. Cu toate astea, ele nu inceteaza sa reprezinte realitatea.
Sunt totusi deschis si dispus sa primesc sugestii din partea d-tale astfel incat viitoarele mele postari sa-ti fie mai pe plac...
TEHRAN: Iran began work on Tuesday to make higher-grade nuclear fuel, a senior official said, and the Pentagon said the United States wanted a UN Security Council resolution on Iran "within weeks" over its nuclear program.
Iran says starts work on making 20% nuclear fuel
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks while visiting an exhibition of Iran laser science and technology in Tehran February 7, 2010. [Agencies]
The Islamic Republic, which denies its program has military aims, announced on Sunday it would produce uranium enriched to a level of 20 percent for a Tehran research reactor making medical isotopes.
This followed a failure to agree terms for a proposed nuclear swap with major powers, under which Iran would send most of its low-enriched uranium abroad in return for such fuel.
The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, Ali Akbar Salehi, said preparatory work had started and production of the fuel would be officially launched later on Tuesday, in the presence of inspectors from the UN nuclear watchdog.
"It will formally be announced in the afternoon," Salehi said, saying he was on his way to the enrichment plant near the central city of Natanz.
State television said production had already started.
Iran currently enriches uranium to a level of 3.5 percent while 80 percent or more is needed for a nuclear bomb.
The Pentagon said the United States wants the UN Security Council to approve a resolution "within weeks, not months," laying the ground for new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program. They would be the fourth set of sanctions.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman said Monday that Iran's enrichment of 20 percent uranium does not contradict the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
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