Iran Agrees to Ship Low Enriched Uranium to Turkey

After several hours of intense negotiations, the trilateral meeting between Iran, Brazil and Turkey ends with Tehran agreeing to ship its domestic low-enriched uranium to Turkey.

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said Monday that the Tehran government has agreed to a draft proposal whereby Iran will send some 1200 kg of its 3.5 percent enriched uranium over to Turkey in exchange for a total of 120 kg 20 percent, Press TV reported.'

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Zimbabwe Denies Uranium Deal With Iran

A report by the UK-based Daily Telegraph claimed on Saturday that a deal had been reached between the two countries under which Iran would be allowed to mine potential uranium deposits in Zimbabwe to provide fuel for its nuclear reactors and in exchange Zimbabwe would get oil from Iran. The report said that the agreement was sealed secretly last month during a visit to Tehran by a close aide to Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe.

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Comment by Mike Rivero

This is a replay of the infamous and equally mythical deal claimed between Iraq and Niger over "Yellow cake" processed uranium. That claim, which resulted in President Bush's notorious "16 words" in the 2003 State of the Union speech in which he claimed Iraq was acquiring processed uranium from Niger, was based on documents which the IAEA declared to be obvious forgeries.


Clearly the Daily Telegraph hopes you are either too stupid or too forgetful to realize this trick has been played on you before.

Israel Drags Bolivia, Venezuela into Iran Nuclear Row

As Israel continues its campaign to rally support for military action against Iran, two countries with poor relations with the US have been linked to Tehran's nuclear program.

"We have information according to which Venezuela provides uranium to Iran for its nuclear program," the Israeli Foreign Ministry claimed in a document that allegedly leaked to the media.

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What utter crap! This is just a rerun of the 'Niger Yellowcake' hoax which was used to kick off the invasion of Iraq

Weapons Grade Uranium Found in Egypt

The UN nuclear watchdog is investigating the discovery of traces of highly enriched uranium (HEU) -- at or near weapons grade level -- in Egypt, reports say.

According to a restricted report conducted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), UN nuclear inspectors found the traces while verifying Egypt's Non-Proliferation Treaty compliance in 2008.

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Direct from Israel no doubt!

Iran Not Moving on Nuclear Bomb Say US Spies

IRAN has not produced the highly enriched uranium necessary for a nuclear weapon and has not decided to do so, US intelligence officials told Congress.
This assessment contrasts with a stark Israeli warning days earlier that Iran had crossed the "technological threshold" in its pursuit of the bomb.
The Director of National Intelligence, Dennis Blair, said that Iran had not made a decision to pursue the production of weapons-grade uranium and the parallel development of the ability to load it onto a capable ballistic missile.

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