Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Iran Claims To Have Developed A New Generation Of Centrifuges To Enrich Uranium



Iran Claims New Generation Of 15-Times-Faster Centrifuges -- Times of Israel

Tehran nuclear chief reserves right to resume enrichment to 60% if needed; Israeli team to meet US negotiators ahead of next week’s nuclear talks

Iran’s nuclear chief declared that his country has developed a new generation of centrifuges 15 times more powerful than those currently being used to enrich uranium, and said it might resume enrichment to 60% if necessary.

We unveiled a new generation of centrifuges that surprised the Westerners,” said Ali Akbar Salehi on Monday. “This new machine is 15 times more powerful than the previous generation,” he claimed, according to Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB.

Salehi added that the development did not violate the November 24 Geneva interim agreement between Iran and six world powers that has imposed curbs on Tehran’s nuclear drive. “We successfully argued that this was allowed within the research and development article in the agreement,” Salehi said.

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More News On Iran's Nuclear Program

Iran says new centrifuges developed to enrich uranium -- Channel News Asia
New generation of Iran nuclear centrifuges unveiled -- JNS
Iran says new centrifuge developed to enrich uranium -- Phys.org
Rouhani says Iran's doors open to UN nuclear watchdog as Tehran unveils centrifuges, missiles -- Jerusalem Post
UN atomic agency says progress made in Iran nuke probe but still a long way to go -- FOX News/AP
IAEA inspector says Iran cooperating with probe into alleged nuclear weapons work, but "lot of outstanding issues" -- CBS News/Reuters
Iran sets 'red lines' ahead of fresh nuclear talks -- Global Post/AFP
Salehi: Iran Not to Lose Anything in N. Technology -- Tasnim News Agency

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