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Uranium Enrichment

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June 2004

June 29, 2004

ElBaradei: Inspectors Have Visited an Abandoned Nuclear Site in Iran

Mohamed ElBaradei announced that IAEA inspectors visited an abandoned nuclear site in Iran amid U.S. suspicions of secret nuclear weapons tests. Iran has agreed to…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jun 29, 2004
June 26, 2004

Germany Report: Europe's Discontent with Iran's Uranium Enrichment

Iran has announced the resumption of centrifuge production for uranium enrichment, prompting expressions of regret from Germany, France, and Britain. This development raises concerns about…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jun 26, 2004
June 25, 2004

Under the Microscope: The Islamic Republic's Decision to Resume Uranium Enrichment - 2004-06-25

The Islamic Republic of Iran has decided to resume its uranium enrichment program while also initiating preparations for the upcoming presidential elections. This decision is…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jun 25, 2004
June 19, 2004

Iran Withdraws Threat to Resume Uranium Enrichment - 2004-06-19

Iran has retracted its threat to resume uranium enrichment following international pressure and a resolution from the IAEA. Hassan Rouhani stated that while Iran will…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jun 19, 2004
June 10, 2004

U.S. Officials: North Korea Has a Secret Uranium Enrichment Program

U.S. officials assert that North Korea is secretly enriching uranium to develop nuclear weapons, despite North Korea's denial of such activities. The statement follows a…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jun 10, 2004
June 5, 2004

Senator John Kerry: Iran and North Korea's Efforts to Acquire Nuclear Weapons Seriously Threaten International Security - 2004-06-05

Senator John Kerry warns that Iran and North Korea's nuclear ambitions pose a serious threat to global security. He emphasizes the need for international unity…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jun 5, 2004
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