Sunday, February 26, 2006
Russia offers to enrich Iran's Uranium, for peace
The deal — announced by the two countries' top nuclear chiefs after a visit to a Russian-built nuclear plant in southern Iran — could deflect any move by the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency at its March 6 meeting to recommend the Security Council consider action on Iran.
Iran's deputy nuclear chief, Mohammad Saeedi, warned that the deal would be off if the International Atomic Energy Agency refers Iran to the Security Council, a step that could lead to economic or political sanctions.
"If talk of referral is raised, then all ways will be blocked," Saeedi said.
Iran's deputy nuclear chief, Mohammad Saeedi, warned that the deal would be off if the International Atomic Energy Agency refers Iran to the Security Council, a step that could lead to economic or political sanctions.
"If talk of referral is raised, then all ways will be blocked," Saeedi said.
# posted by Eric Klein @ 2/26/2006 01:04:00 PM 
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