| Iran to build 10 nuclear plants (Don Surber) |
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The Los Angeles Times: “Ali Akbar Salehi, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, announced that Tehran has informed the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog that it intends to launch construction of 10 new nuclear fuel plants in the Persian calendar year starting March 2010 and begin producing 20% enriched uranium to provide fuel for a Tehran [...] Source : Don Surber (subscribe) Explore : Blogosphere, United Nations |
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