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21.12.2009, 19:28
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An attempt to solve Iran’s nuclear issue by an attack on its facilities would lead to "horrible and unpredictable consequences," former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov has said.
23.10.2009, 17:00
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World powers are expecting Iran to give its answer on transferring its uranium to Russia for enrichment. It's hoped the agreement, formed in Vienna, will reduce concerns over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
21.10.2009, 15:38
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Negotiators have reached a draft deal, which will see Iranian uranium processed in Russia and France to produce ready-to-use nuclear fuel rods.
29.09.2009, 15:17
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Iran’s missile tests cause concern, Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, has said. He has also called on Tehran to closely cooperate with the IAEA regarding its nuclear ambitions.
16.11.2009, 20:55
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The UN's nuclear watchdog says Iran plans to begin enriching uranium at its recently-revealed second site by the year 2011 – and the IAEA is demanding more clarification from Tehran about the facility.
13.04.2010, 14:50
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As world leaders discuss the problems of nuclear security in Washington, Iran will develop its nuclear program regardless of outside pressure, analysts believe.
19.04.2010, 14:42
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Tehran has hosted its own conference on nuclear security to gain support against the pressure from the West and wants to “disarm the world,” the media say.
29.10.2009, 15:18
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Iran says it is ready to accept a proposal for its nuclear program that demands Tehran send its low-enriched uranium to Russia for processing. Should the global community feel more at ease?
25.02.2009, 22:17
Construction of the Russian-built nuclear reactor in Iran is finished, and will now be tested before generating power. Officials say it is too early to speak about the launch, however.
02.10.2009, 03:16
Iran has agreed to ship 1,200 kilograms of low-grade enriched uranium to Russia for further enrichment for later use in medical research, says Woodrow Wilson Institute scholar Michael Adler.
Published: 21 October, 2009, 19:32
Edited: 22 October, 2009, 09:40
Reliable technology and support of Tehran’s peaceful nuclear program makes Russia the perfect spot for enriching Iranian uranium says Sergey Utkin from the Institute of World Economy and International Relations.
Well of course Russia should do it. It is right next door, and it is the only country that both sides trust. Plus, along with China, Russia is one of the countries Iran can least afford to offend.