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    Iran had been due to give its response to the deal by October 23 but it has so far given only an initial reply, which Iranian media say requested amendments to the plan. "As I have said, this is a pivotal moment for Iran, and we urge Iran to accept the agreement as proposed" Clinton told reporters. Full Article at Khaleej Times
    As I have said, this is a pivotal moment for Iran, and we urge Iran to accept the agreement as proposed
    Bill Clinton – Bill Clinton SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
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Iran to give UN watchdog details on nuclear fuel plan
  1. If they want to harm our rights, our response will be to enrich the fuel ourselves.
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
  2. They have to choose from these options. Given the need of Iran to have the fuel, my view is that they (the IAEA and the major powers) will accept another round of discussions.
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
  3. We have three options — enrich the fuel ourselves, buy it directly or exchange our uranium for fuel
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
  4. Obama’s recent declaration that Americans do not intervene in Iranian events is a lie because the United States and its national media do interfere. Unless the Americans give up their oppressive behaviour, Iran will not have satanic negotiations.
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
  5. What guarantee do we have that if we deliver our enriched uranium, we will get the fuel?
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
  6. We have some more details which we have to give to the IAEA
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago
  7. We will not alter it, and we will not wait forever
    Bill Clinton – Bill Clinton SOURCE: Khaleej Times 2 weeks ago

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