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Enrichment

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world4 months ago

European and U.S. Moves Threaten Iran Deal and Economy

The article discusses the complexities of reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran, highlighting the recent military strikes, Iran's refusal to give up domestic enrichment, and potential diplomatic solutions such as a limited, verified enrichment program or interim agreements. It emphasizes the importance of negotiations, monitoring, and verification to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, while also considering the risks of military options and the obstacles to reaching a comprehensive deal.

world6 months ago

UN Warns Iran Could Resume Nuclear Enrichment Within Months

Iran's UN ambassador asserts that Iran's nuclear enrichment will never cease, citing its right under international law, and criticizes US and Western efforts for negotiations. Iran has suspended cooperation with the IAEA but denies threats against inspectors. Meanwhile, Iran considers transferring enriched uranium if an agreement is reached and dismisses claims of extensive damage from recent US strikes, while Iran's military warns of a tough response to potential future aggression.

world6 months ago

UN Nuclear Watchdog Warns Iran Could Resume Uranium Enrichment Within Months

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, stated that Iran could resume uranium enrichment within months despite recent US strikes, which he says did not completely damage Iran's nuclear capabilities. This contradicts US claims of significantly setting back Iran's nuclear ambitions, and highlights ongoing concerns about Iran's nuclear activities and its potential move away from international oversight.

world7 months ago

Tensions Escalate as Iran and Israel Exchange Missile Attacks

Israeli airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites damaged some aboveground facilities but did not destroy the deeply buried underground enrichment sites like Fordow and Natanz, leaving Iran's nuclear capabilities largely intact. Experts suggest the strikes targeted military and scientific personnel rather than infrastructure, and the long-term impact on Iran's nuclear program remains uncertain. The attacks may also influence Iran's internal politics and future nuclear policy.