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Nuclear-Power Fuel Too Close to Nuclear-Weapon Fuel for Comfort
The Agonist | thoughtful, global, timely
Reactor fuel production is worrisome enough all by itself, because in enriching uranium to LEU [low-enriched uranium] reactor fuel levels the Iranians would have already done most of the work necessary to enrich to weapons-usable HEU [highly-enriched... Full Article at The Agonist | thoughtful, global, timely
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A senior member of Iranian parliament said Saturday that Iran will not exchange its own enriched uranium for fuel to supply a research reactor in Tehran, local ISNA news agency reported. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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Iranian Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Ali Asghar Soltanieh (2-L) gives short speech after the meeting of representatives from France, Iran, Russia and the United States at Agency's headquarters in Vienna on October 21, 2009. View Photo »
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We are counting on Tehran to make a positive response to the IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] in the very near future
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Washington: A draft deal to start defusing nuclear tension between Iran and big powers has foundered in rows over details and goals, reflecting mistrust and an Iranian tendency to play for time. Full Article at DNA India
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Israelis had best sit up and pay attention to this one. Full Article at Town Hall
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[Iran Press TV Latest] Russia has spoken out more strongly than ever against Iran, warning that it may consider tougher sanctions against the country should it fail to accept a Western-backed nuclear proposal. Full Article at Rantburg
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International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Mohammed El Baradei gives short speech after the meeting of representatives from France, Iran, Russia and the United States at Agency's headquarters in Vienna on October 21, 2009. View Photo »
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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.
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When a “secret nuclear site” in Qom (Qum), Iran was voluntarily disclosed to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) by Iran on September 21, 2009, President Obama claimed that the United States forced the disclosure. Full Article at New America Media
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TEHRAN/VIENNA (AFP) - Iran said on Friday it is preparing to give more details on its response to international proposals for supplying nuclear fuel and expects more negotiations, even as Washington warned the time for talking is over. Full Article at The Nation
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We are counting on Tehran to make a positive response to the IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] in the very near future
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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.
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There were, of course, questions that they were asking about the details that stood behind the agreement, which both the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) and our experts have been answering
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Merkel raises baseless allegations against Iran, while the country is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and the peaceful nature of its nuclear program has repeatedly been confirmed by the International Atomic Energy Agency
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Look, we have, not just we, but the IAEA and Russia and France has on the table, a very good proposal that will help Iran become better integrated in the international community, will be the first step towards ending its isolation
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And we would urge Iran to accept the proposal as it's laid out by the director general of the IAEA, Doctor (Mohamed) ElBaradei
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We are ready to buy the fuel from any supplier under the full surveillance of the IAEA, as we bought from Argentina about 20 years ago with the cooperation of the IAEA.
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We are waiting for Iran to formally accept the proposition made by the IAEA. If the Iranian response is to stall, as it seems to be, we will not accept this
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We are ready to purchase fuel under IAEA supervision from any producer - we bought this type of fuel from Argentina about 20 years ago in cooperation with the agency
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We are ready for the next round of technical discussions in Vienna at the IAEA headquarters
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We have considered these proposals ... We have some technical and economic considerations on that. Two days ago, we passed our views and observations to the IAEA, so it is very much possible to establish a technical commission in order to review and reconsider all these issues.
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We are ready to purchase our required fuel under supervision of IAEA in the same method that we purchased it from Argentina 30 years ago
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All the interested sides (Russia, the United States, France and Iran) met under IAEA auspices. The meeting resulted in a draft document that was compiled by the agency leadership and which as we expect will be approved by all sides without exception, including Iran
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We are ready to buy the fuel from any supplier under the full scope of safeguards and surveillance of the IAEA
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I think there are back room negotiations right now going on in order to give Iran one last chance to negotiate and to come to some kind of favourable agreement and, if not, they’re [the IAEA and the US] going to go public with it [the Iranian response]
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In public, neither the Iranians nor the watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, revealed the details of Iran's objections, which came only hours after Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, insisted that 'we are ready to cooperate' with the West.
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The director general of the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) is seeking clarification from the Iranians with regard to the proposal on the Tehran research reactor
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We call on Iran to give a formal and positive response to IAEA without delay
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We have yet to see and we await the details of their response to the IAEA ... We're in constant contact with the IAEA to get that.
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We're in constant contact with the IAEA to get that
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The IAEA has to wait until Iran responds (fully) and take it from there. Naturally they are aware of the urgency of their formal reply.
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The Islamic Republic of Iran considers this a technical meeting, merely a technical meeting between Iran and the IAEA
SOURCE: Payvand News of Iran
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