Iran Rejects Transfer of Enriched Uranium Abroad
Tehran says enriched nuclear material is needed for domestic civilian purposes.
Iran has rejected transferring its enriched uranium abroad, stating the material is necessary for domestic nuclear projects. Senior officials indicated that the enriched nuclear material will remain within Iran for its own use, specifically for designing nuclear-powered ships and submarines. This stance comes after the U.S. administration previously targeted Iranian nuclear sites.
- Iran will not transfer its enriched uranium abroad.
- Enriched uranium is needed for domestic nuclear projects.
- These projects include designing nuclear-powered ships and submarines.
- Tehran has informed Russia of its decision.
- U.S. forces had previously struck Iranian nuclear sites.
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