Turkey presses Iran on uranium compromise
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Iran's nuclear program
Iran has been under international pressure to halt uranium enrichment, needed both for electricity generation and weapons production. Tehran has repeatedly rejected the demand, insisting it is pursuing a purely civilian program. Several Western powers have called for harsher sanctions against Tehran if it does not agree to halt uranium enrichment.
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Uranium swap must take place inside Iran - Mottaki
17/11/200921:57Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki has said Tehran sees a U.S.-backed plan over nuclear fuel swaps as positive, provided that the exchange of enriched uranium takes place inside the country, the Indian RTT News reported on Tuesday.

Iran's president upbeat over last week's Geneva nuclear talks
07/10/200917:23Iran's president considers last week's nuclear talks with international mediators in Geneva to represent a positive step forward, and has expressed Tehran's readiness to continue negotiations, FARS news agency said on Wednesday.

Iran ready for nuclear talks with West
12/09/200918:54Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Saturday that negotiations with the West on Iran's nuclear program are a "possibility" with account for Tehran's recent proposals of international discussions on security issues, Israel's Haaretz daily reported















































