International Atomic Energy Agency chief starts talks in Tehran
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Tehran - Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), initiated fresh talks with high-ranking Iranian officials on Sunday in Tehran. ElBaradei met with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and was scheduled to hold talks with Iran's atomic chief Ali-Akbar Salehi about the newly revealed second Iranian enrichment plant. The IAEA chief is scheduled to discuss Iran's new initiative to increase 3.5-per-cent-enriched uranium from its Natanz plant in central Iran to 20 per cent through foreign countries. The 20-per-cent-enriched uranium is supposed to be used for the Tehran reactor, which is a basic research reactor producing medical isotopes.
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nuclear want to bes
By:
glenn ,
Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:23:48 GMT
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If any country with no waheads is secrete about their "electrical" ambitions We and our allies should level the whole country and take everything and split it with others. They are BSing us and we are letting them. That is Bull1!
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