Satellite photo of what is believed to be a uranium-enrichmentfacility near Qom Photo: REUTERS
Iran Pulls Back From Deal On Uranium Enrichment -- The Telegraph
Iran's negotiators have toughened their stance on the nuclear programme, signalling that Tehran will refuse to go ahead with an agreement to hand over 75 per cent of its enriched uranium.
The move came as Iranian officials held talks with representatives of America, France and Russia in Vienna. An earlier meeting in Geneva on Oct 1 had yielded an agreement which some saw as a possible breakthrough.
Iran has amassed at least 1.4 tons of low-enriched uranium inside its underground plant in Natanz. If this was further enriched to weapons-grade level - a lengthy process - it would be enough for one nuclear weapon.
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Iran, Western powers hold 'constructive' uranium talks -- Yahoo news/AFP
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