Influential Iran lawmakers criticize nuclear deal
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25-Oct-2009 (one comment)

Influential Iranian lawmakers on Saturday criticised a U.N.-drafted agreement that requires Tehran to send its atomic stockpile abroad for further processing, the student news agency ISNA reported.

Their comments were reported a day after Iran missed a deadline for responding to the International Atomic Energy Agency on the deal, which requires it to cut an atomic stockpile the West fears could be used to make weapons.

Iran said its answer would be given next week.

"Iran needs its 3.5 percent enriched uranium for use in our power stations. Consequently it is in Iran's interest to buy nuclear fuel," said Alaeddin Boroujerdi, head of parliament's National Security and Foreign Affairs committee, quoted by ISNA.

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Shah Gollam, please don't violate the integrity of the...

by Ostaad on Sat Oct 24, 2009 10:45 AM PDT

the news article by replacing the original title of the article with your own. I have pointed out this issue to others, therefore I feel obligated to point it out to you in the interest of fairness. Far be it for me to give you advice because I'm sure you are fully aware that you can use the"Smart Title" to express your take on the piece - something that you have consistently been very good at. So why mess with the original title now?

The original title is:

"Influential Iran lawmakers criticize nuclear deal"

 

 

 


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