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Iran Says All Sides Agree to Nuclear Deal RIA Novosti, PUBLISHED 19.01.2014 Iran's official state news agency is reporting that all six world powers and Iran have agreed to how to implement a nuclear deal struck in November and that it will start from Jan. 20. The report Sunday from IRNA quoted Iran's foreign ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham confirming the news. Iran's deputy foreign minister said Friday that the deal was sent to world capitals for their approval. The deal eases economic sanctions over six months as Iran caps its nuclear program. The world powers - China, France, Germany, Russia, Britain and the United States - would continue negotiations with Iran on a permanent deal. The West fears Iran's nuclear program could allow it to build a nuclear bomb. Iran says its program is peaceful. Other news: Russia to Triple Uranium Production in Next 2 Years – Rosatom In 2015 we will reach 8,400 tons. Rosatom Boosts Foreign Orders Portfolio to $74 Bln Rosatom signed in Helsinki an expected deal with Finnish nuclear consortium Fennovoima on the construction of a 1,200-megawatt Hanhikivi-1 nuclear reactor in Pyhajoki, northwest Finland. First Chapter of US-Russian Megatons-to-Megawatts Deal Closes Russia started delivery of the last batch of low-enriched uranium to the United States under a long-standing program to convert Soviet-made nuclear weapons into fuel. |
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