• Published 00:00 19.09.06
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Iran and the nuclear issue

Following the fall of Saddam Hussein, international attention focused on Iranian efforts to enrich uranium, a step that could enable Tehran to produce nuclear weapons.

Iran, rejecting Western calls to suspend its enrichment program, was adamant that its intention was purely civilian uses of nuclear power.

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