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Iran announces nascent nuclear enrichment plant

Tehrān : Iran | 2 months ago

According to the spokesman, the letter underlined that the enrichment level in the plant would only be up to 5 percent. The UN nuclear watchdog in its previous reports had confirmed that Iran -- in its first enrichment facility in Natanz -- has only managed to enrich uranium-235 to a level "less than 5...

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