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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran is REFUSING to give up uranium enrichment, no matter how hard Washington pushes... Eslami, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, says Tehran will NOT surrender what it considers a fundamental national right. “How can we have the nuclear industry without having the starting point of the nuclear... show more

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jay X6 days ago

They do not need refined uranium for nuclear power plants but nice try. 👍👍😂😂😂😂

Naija2capeblog6 days ago

The harder part is always the verification side, how both sides end up defining ‘enough transparency’ without either one feeling like they’re giving away the actual industry.

John Smith6 days ago

well done 😀

❌ MetaFlexa ❌6 days ago

Well then they will just have to pay the price. Bring it bruh!

Night Rider6 days ago

It’s because they are close to winning the war it seems

EasyEight6 days ago

You don’t need to enrich uranium yourself to run civil nuclear power plants. Most reactors use low-enriched fuel, but you can just buy the fuel from other countries. Some designs (like CANDU) run on natural uranium with no enrichment at all. Domestic enrichment is not required.

Jibrin Muhammad Abdullah6 days ago

At first they wanted to give it all up, But now they'd be stupid to give it up, Not after all the reasons trump gave then to have nuclear weapons at any cost. The only way to maintain peace in the middle east is if everyone has nukes.

Dr Obini🎙🗣6 days ago

Why would they give it up? And become like all the dysfunctional governments around them in the Middle East.

Chlooe💖6 days ago

enrichment is the whole industry though, theres no nuclear program without it and everyone pretending otherwise knows that

based bombshell6 days ago

Why would anyone believe anything an Iranian official says?

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