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Iran-Nuclear: Uranium enrichment non-negotiable - Mullahs' regime |
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Sunday, 27 November 2005 |
 NCRI - Clerical regime's foreign ministry spokesman said on Sunday that forthcoming talks would have to provide "concrete guarantees" that Iran can conduct fuel cycle work on its own soil. The announcement is at odds with a Russian compromise plan.
In the meantime the mullahs reiterated on Sunday that uranium enrichment was not up for negotiations.
The Iranian regime is widely suspected that is using an atomic energy drive as a cover for nuclear weapons development.
Under the Russian plan, it would enrich uranium on Iran's behalf but Tehran has already rejected the proposal, refusing to give up what it says is its right to enrichment, a process which can make both nuclear fuel and the explosive core of a weapon. |
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