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Iran vows to continue uranium enrichment

by Staff Writers
 Tehran (AFP) May 29, 2006
Iran again vowed Monday to press on with uranium enrichment despite international community calls to stop the sensitive nuclear work.

"Enrichment will continue on Iranian territory within the framework of Iran's peaceful nuclear programme and the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency)," government spokesman Gholam Hossein Elham told reporters.

"The information that Iran would quit uranium enrichment on its soil and transfer it to Russia is not correct," he added.

On Sunday Russian National Security Council chief Igor Ivanov and Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Kislyak held a series of meetings with top Iranian officials led by Ali Larijani, Tehran's top negotiator.

Russia has been offering to produce nuclear fuel on Iran's behalf in order to ease fears Tehran would divert its enrichment programme to making warheads.

But as a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), Iran insists it has a right to uranium enrichment.

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NUKEWARS
World powers weigh nuclear 'guarantee' for Iran, Russia says
 Moscow (AFP) May 29, 2006
World powers are prepared to guarantee Iran's right to develop nuclear energy provided Tehran eases international concerns over its nuclear intentions and cooperates fully with the UN atomic watchdog, Russia said Monday.






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