Preseident Mahmoud Ahmadinejad today delivered the oft-promised “good news” to Iranian public; the Islamic Republic is now capable of producing nuclear fuel on an “industrial scale.” Ahmadinejad did not specify how many centrifuges were now operational at Natanz, but he had said before that the government’s goal was to start with at least 3,000 centrifuges needed to enrich uranium at industrial scale, and to expand the number to 60,000.
Ahmadinejad also vowed that Iran would not give up its rights to enrich uranium. The “good news” announced today will put the country on a collision course with the UN Security Council, who has banned such activities, and with the US that believes that the Islamic Republic’s goal is to produce atomic bombs.
Ahmadinejad also vowed that Iran would not give up its rights to enrich uranium. The “good news” announced today will put the country on a collision course with the UN Security Council, who has banned such activities, and with the US that believes that the Islamic Republic’s goal is to produce atomic bombs.
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پنجاه سال پيش در پانزدهم آوريل
سال ۱۹۵۷ اولين موافقتنامه همکاری غيرنظامی هستهای ميان ايران و ايالات متحده آمريکا به امضا رسيد.
Fifty years ago, on April 15, 1957, the first non-military agreement for cooperation in the field of nuclear engery was signed between Iran and the United States (Read and listen to BBC persian broadcast at http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/programmes/story/2007/04/070415_fe-shah-atomi.shtml
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