Iran Says it Won’t Sign Deal Without Permission to Enrich Uranium
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Ynet – Iran will not sign up to a nuclear deal with world powers unless they accept its right to enrich uranium, its chief negotiator to talks in Geneva said Thursday.
“No deal that does not include the right to uranium enrichment from start to finish will be accepted,” Abbas Araqchi said on his Twitter account, quoted by official news agency IRNA.
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