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Transfer of highly enriched uranium not on Iran’s agenda: FM spokesman
Esmail Baghaei said there is no reason to move the material abroad, citing damage to nuclear sites and blocked inspections.
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Enriched uranium exit from Iran not on agenda at all: Baghaei
TEHRAN, Nov. 09 (MNA) – The Iranian Foreign Minnistry Esmaeil Baghaei has said that in the ongoing mediated talks with Washington, the exit of highly-enriched uranium stockpiles is "off the table."
·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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Iran says its enriched uranium will stay in the country as Trump and Rubio trade warnings over nuclear negotiations
Iran ruled out transferring its enriched uranium abroad, as officials disputed damage to nuclear sites and U.S.-Iran negotiations continued amid renewed warnings from both sides.
·New York, United States
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Iran's Foreign Ministry stated that transferring enriched nuclear material abroad is absolutely not under consideration. Iran insists there is no justification for such a move.
Arab sources: Consideration of the use of a third State to facilitate the reduction of highly enriched uranium in Iran...
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