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    Iran Could Be Allowed to Enrich Uranium up to 5%

    Written by Vivien Diniz
    |
    Oct. 22, 2013 10:17AM PST

    Bloomberg reported that following last week’s talks between Iran and world powers, Russia has let it slip that Iran could be allowed to continue enriching its uranium up to 5 percent purity.

    Bloomberg reported that following last week’s talks between Iran and world powers, Russia has let it slip that Iran could be allowed to continue enriching its uranium up to 5 percent purity.

    Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told Bloomberg in an interview:

    In the absence of trust between the two sides, we have to concentrate on what causes the most concern. Among the six powers, enrichment above 5 percent has always been a focus because the Iranian nuclear program is continuing to expand.

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