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[Ynet News] Roni Sofer - The Iranian nuclear threat is "still alive and kicking," a senior official in Jerusalem told Ynet in the wake of reports about a draft agreement between Tehran and global powers in respect to Iran's nuclear program. "The great fear is that this kind of agreement will make it appear that Iran is indeed showing a conciliatory attitude, while it continues the basic enrichment of uranium in Natanz and in the secret site exposed in Qom," one official said. "The expected deal takes care of Iran's openly available uranium which it enriches for seemingly civilian aims, while it continues to secretly enrich uranium for military aims," he said. 2009-10-22 06:00:00Full Article
Israel: Iranian Nuclear Threat "Still Alive"
[Ynet News] Roni Sofer - The Iranian nuclear threat is "still alive and kicking," a senior official in Jerusalem told Ynet in the wake of reports about a draft agreement between Tehran and global powers in respect to Iran's nuclear program. "The great fear is that this kind of agreement will make it appear that Iran is indeed showing a conciliatory attitude, while it continues the basic enrichment of uranium in Natanz and in the secret site exposed in Qom," one official said. "The expected deal takes care of Iran's openly available uranium which it enriches for seemingly civilian aims, while it continues to secretly enrich uranium for military aims," he said. 2009-10-22 06:00:00Full Article
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