Iran Uranium Dispute
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High-Risk Iran Mission For Uranium Trump Considered, Then Walked Away From
Speaking from the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump said the operation was deemed too risky and would have required a major military effort. According to him, the mission would have taken at least two weeks to complete and involved transporting large amounts of equipment into the country.
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"Mix Of Truth And Lies": Iran Counters Trump Claims On Reopening Hormuz
Trump took to his Truth Social platform earlier to say he was preparing to make a final decision on whether or not to strike a peace deal with Iran.
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'Leave Israel Today': US Envoy's Message To Staff Amid Iran Tension
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee told embassy staff on Friday that if they want to leave Israel, they should do it "today".
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Iran Faces US Without Plan B As Nuclear Red Lines Collide
While rising US-Iran tensions over Tehran's uranium enrichment jeopardize nuclear talks, three Iranian sources said that the clerical leadership lacks a clear fallback plan if efforts to resolve a decades-long dispute collapse.
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IAEA Says Gains More Iran Knowledge Despite Stalled Nuclear Probe
UN inspectors have gained rare access to a plant where Iran is developing centrifuges for enriching uranium as part of a transparency deal they say is giving them a "better understanding" of Tehran's disputed nuclear programme.
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Iran says it is converting uranium, easing bomb fears
Iran acknowledged on Tuesday that it was converting some of its higher-grade enriched uranium into reactor fuel, a move that could help to prevent a dispute with the West over its nuclear program hitting a crisis in mid-2013.
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Iran nuclear fuel move may avert mid-year crisis
Iran appears to have resumed converting small amounts of highly enriched uranium into reactor fuel, diplomats say, a process which if expanded could buy time for negotiations between Washington and Tehran on its disputed nuclear programme.
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High-Risk Iran Mission For Uranium Trump Considered, Then Walked Away From
Speaking from the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump said the operation was deemed too risky and would have required a major military effort. According to him, the mission would have taken at least two weeks to complete and involved transporting large amounts of equipment into the country.
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"Mix Of Truth And Lies": Iran Counters Trump Claims On Reopening Hormuz
Trump took to his Truth Social platform earlier to say he was preparing to make a final decision on whether or not to strike a peace deal with Iran.
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'Leave Israel Today': US Envoy's Message To Staff Amid Iran Tension
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee told embassy staff on Friday that if they want to leave Israel, they should do it "today".
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Iran Faces US Without Plan B As Nuclear Red Lines Collide
While rising US-Iran tensions over Tehran's uranium enrichment jeopardize nuclear talks, three Iranian sources said that the clerical leadership lacks a clear fallback plan if efforts to resolve a decades-long dispute collapse.
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IAEA Says Gains More Iran Knowledge Despite Stalled Nuclear Probe
UN inspectors have gained rare access to a plant where Iran is developing centrifuges for enriching uranium as part of a transparency deal they say is giving them a "better understanding" of Tehran's disputed nuclear programme.
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Iran says it is converting uranium, easing bomb fears
Iran acknowledged on Tuesday that it was converting some of its higher-grade enriched uranium into reactor fuel, a move that could help to prevent a dispute with the West over its nuclear program hitting a crisis in mid-2013.
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Iran nuclear fuel move may avert mid-year crisis
Iran appears to have resumed converting small amounts of highly enriched uranium into reactor fuel, diplomats say, a process which if expanded could buy time for negotiations between Washington and Tehran on its disputed nuclear programme.
