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Iran reportedly bought 300 tons of uranium from Niger – The North Africa Post

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Iran bought 300 tons of uranium from Niger to be used for its nuclear program in exchange of drones and surface-to-air missiles, London-based media Iran International reported. The news came in a long report earlier this month by Iranian-American reporter Banafsheh Zand, echoing an earlier report on Africa Intelligence that raised secret talks between Tehran […]

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Iran reportedly bought 300 tons of uranium from Niger – The North Africa Post

Iran bought 300 tons of uranium from Niger to be used for its nuclear program in exchange of drones and surface-to-air missiles, London-based media Iran International reported. The news came in a long report earlier this month by Iranian-American reporter Banafsheh Zand, echoing an earlier report on Africa Intelligence that raised secret talks between Tehran […]

9 months ago·Rabat, Morocco

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North Africa Post broke the news in Rabat, Morocco 9 months ago on Wednesday, June 12, 2024.

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