Nuclear Deal Will Allow Iran to Boast 5,000 Centrifuges
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A final nuclear deal involving Iran and six world powers will leave the Islamic Republic with over 5,000 centrifuges. Photo: Wikimedia.
Iran will be permitted to operate more than 5,000 nuclear centrifuges under any final deal secured in the coming days, according to Western sources who fear that the Islamic Republic could use such technology to continue building a nuclear weapon.
Sources commenting on the resumed talks indicated on Tuesday that Iran and Western powers have reached a deal that would enable Iran to continue operating more than 5,000 nuclear centrifuges, which are used to enrich uranium to a level needed for a weapon.
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