uranium enrichment
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U.S. has no right to dictate anything to Iran: Administration spokesperson
Iran’s administration spokesperson said Iranians alone determine what is necessary for their national interests.
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Exclusive I Lawmaker: Iran's nuclear enrichment is non-negotiable
Head of Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Ebrahim Azizi told IRNA that Iran will not negotiate the essence of the nuclear industry and uranium enrichment.
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Araqchi: No enrichment, no deal
Araqchi said Tehran will agree to a deal with Washington if the U.S. acknowledges Iran’s right to enrich uranium.
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Nuclear chief: Uranium enrichment is a red line with no alternatives
Iran nuclear chief said no one can claim Iran has no right to uranium enrichment.
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Iran rejects West’s demand to halt enrichment as ‘attempt at dominance’
Araqchi said Western demands for Iran to abandon its uranium enrichment program are an effort to impose dominance of the nation.
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Nuclear weapons have no place in Iran's doctrine: President Pezeshkian
President Masoud Pezeshkian said that Iran does not seek to acquire nuclear weapons, as they have no place in the Islamic Republic’s doctrine based on a religious decree issued by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution.
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Brazil says it supports Iran’s enrichment right
Brazil said it supports Iran’s right to uranium enrichment under the country’s peaceful nuclear program.
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Exclusive | Uranium enrichment is a non-negotiable ‘red line’ for Iran: Lawmakers
Two parliamentarians affirmed that Iran has never pursued nuclear weapons, in accordance with the directives of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution.
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Pugwash Conferences chief says no one can demand that Iran halt its enrichment activities
President of Pugwash Conferences said Iran will not accept demands to cease its uranium enrichment program.
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Iran’s right to enrichment is non-negotiable, says foreign minister
Araqchi said that Iran’s right to enrich uranium is non-negotiable, criticizing the U.S. for its contradictory statements.
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Iran to continue enrichment activities ‘with or without a deal’: Foreign minister
Araqchi said that Iran’s right as a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty is “crystal clear.”
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Enriching uranium is a ‘red line’ for Iran, says deputy foreign minister
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi told lawmakers that uranium enrichment is a non-negotiable ‘red line’ for Tehran.
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Iran to expand enrichment capacity after IAEA censure: AEOI
Tehran, IRNA -- Iran will significantly accelerate its uranium enrichment activities by installing thousands of new advanced centrifuges over the next few months, following the Western-backed censure at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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Nuclear chief: ‘Iranium’ will turn Iran into major player in enrichment field
Tehran, IRNA – Newly-developed magnetic mass spectrometer “Iranium” will turn the country into a major player in the field of uranium enrichment, says the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Mohammad Eslami.
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Higher purity uranium enrichment aimed at sanctions removal: AEOI chief
Tehran, IRNA – Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Mohammad Eslami has said that the country’s nuclear activities are under the supervision of the UN nuclear watchdog (IAEA), and the Islamic Republic’s move to enrich uranium at higher purity levels is aimed at the removal of sanctions.
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Claims on Iran enrichment meant to influence IAEA meeting: Senior MP
Tehran, IRNA – A senior member of the Iranian parliament says that media reports claiming that Iran has been involved in uranium enrichment up to 84% of purity are meant to influence an upcoming meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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Iran reserves right to enrich uranium at 60%: MPs
Tehran, IRNA – Two Iranian lawmakers have stressed that uranium enrichment at the 60 percent purity level is Iran’s right to meet domestic needs concerning fuel, medicine, and other peaceful purposes.
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Iran to produce silicide fuel plate soon: Envoy
London, IRNA - Iran's Ambassador to the Vienna-based international organizations Kazem Gharibabadi said that Iran had nine days ago informed the UN nuclear watchdog of its intention to fabricate a silicide fuel plate for Tehran Research Reactor (TRR).