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October 24, 2015

Iran likely to sell excess enriched uranium abroad instead of diluting it
Vienna (Sputnik) Oct 20, 2015
The Iranian enriched uranium is expected to be exported to Russia. According to Russian officials, the preparatory work to import the enriched uranium could be completed by early next year. "We have had some discussions on that with a certain specific country and again negotiations are going well, we are on schedule and we think that instead of diluting we can do the business and receive natural uranium in return for our enriched uranium outside," Araghchi told journalists after the first meeting ... read more

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