Iran Slows Nuclear Enrichment Programs

Brian Hicks

Written By Brian Hicks

Posted January 20, 2014

The United Nations nuclear agency has reportedly confirmed that Iran has reduced its nuclear enrichment to 20 percent, halted its most sensitive nuclear enrichment program, and begun blending its highly enriched uranium to a grade that is suitable for use in power reactors. The move is part of a deal with The US, UK, Russia, China, France and Germany that decreases sanctions on Iran’s oil supply in exchange for a temporary freeze on its nuclear development.


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