Iran expands uranium efforts despite Obama's offer of talks

mcclatchy ^ | By Jonathan S. Landay, McClatchy Newspapers | By Jonathan S. Landay, McClatchy Newspapers

[Flavius]

WASHINGTON — Iran has expanded its uranium enrichment program and is impeding United Nations monitoring of its enrichment program, a confidential U.N. report said Friday.

The actions suggest that Iran is proceeding full speed ahead despite President Barack Obama's offer of unconditional talks on ending the effort, which is widely suspected to be aimed at developing nuclear weapons.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran is now operating 4,920 centrifuges, which are used to enrich uranium from uranium hexafluoride gas, in a massive underground facility at Natanz. That represents an increase of some 1,000 devices since February. Another 2,132 devices are undergoing vacuum testing prior to being fed uranium hexafluoride gas, it said.

[Flavius]

not that it matters, since the I will get theri nukes

whats really humorous is the daily state media reporting on miffed negotiations wet dreams

[Safrguns]

maybe another bow will help.

[doc1019]

When you are dealing with a wuss, you move on.

[Cindy]

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