Iranian leader accuses U.S. of plotting to destabilize Pakistan nuclear facilities RIA Novosti, PUBLISHED June 09, 2011 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has accused the United States of planning a series of diversions at Pakistani nuclear facilities, Pakistan's DawnNews television channel reported on Tuesday. "We have reliable information that America plans to organize diversions at Pakistani nuclear facilities in order to assume control over Pakistan and weaken Pakistani people and the government," the channel quoted Ahmadinejad as saying at a news conference in Tehran. He added that the United States plans to involve the UN Security Council and other international organizations in its schemes and eventually establish "a full-scale military presence in Pakistan." Pakistani officials have not commented on Ahmadinejad's statement, the channel reported, adding that the Iranian leader had refrained from giving further details. Topics: Asia, Iran, USA, Pakistan Other news: U.S. lifts market restrictions against Rosatom Rosatom will no longer be required to get a special license from the U.S. Department of Commerce to cooperate with American companies. New chemical elements synthesized by Russian team recognized Element 114 was first synthesized in December 1998 by bombarding plutonium nuclei with calcium nuclei, which have 94 and 20 protons respectively. Russia lacks personnel to dismantle nuclear sites Russia is to decommission and dismantle 42 nuclear facilities by 2015 and 188 by 2020, Rosatom department head Yevgeny Komarov said. |
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