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29.10.2009, 23:11
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Iran has agreed to a plan to export its reserves of enriched uranium to have them processed into nuclear fuel rods, but it wants further negotiations over some details.
29.09.2009, 15:17
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Iran’s missile tests cause concern, Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, has said. He has also called on Tehran to closely cooperate with the IAEA regarding its nuclear ambitions.
21.12.2009, 19:28
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An attempt to solve Iran’s nuclear issue by an attack on its facilities would lead to "horrible and unpredictable consequences," former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov has said.
02.04.2009, 10:05
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Osama Bin Laden had a Pakistani nuclear scientist come visit him because terrorists are seriously trying to get a nuclear bomb and use it to kill hundreds of thousands in a particular city, and this is a fact.
16.10.2009, 21:48
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Russia is awaiting more information from the US on their plans to build an alternative missile defense system by 2018, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
17.07.2010, 02:00
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Sixty years after the beginning of the nuclear era a place, hidden among the bamboo trees, still has holds many secrets. The story of Germans behind the Soviet Union’s very own Manhattan Project is just one of them.
29.01.2010, 10:27
Russia and the US could be closer than ever to signing a new arms reduction treaty. Thomas Pickering, a former US ambassador to Russia, believes that a state of zero-weapons is just a matter of time for both.
01.03.2010, 10:52
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The US prefers to avoid any legal limits in developing national missile systems, which is absolutely unacceptable for Russia, said the chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, Konstantin Kosachev.
24.03.2010, 20:25
President Dmitry Medvedev and US President Barack Obama have agreed upon the final details of the new START treaty aimed at cutting stockpiles of nuclear warheads, the US White House has announced.
06.04.2010, 11:42
The new Moscow-Washington nuclear arms reduction treaty, START, will be based on the principle of parity and indivisible security for all parties, Russia’s Foreign Minister has said.
Published: 29 October, 2009, 15:18
Edited: 30 October, 2009, 10:36
Iran says it is ready to accept a proposal for its nuclear program that demands Tehran send its low-enriched uranium to Russia for processing. Should the global community feel more at ease?
Iran and other countries are always going to look for nuclear weapons while there is the US and NATO on the block and no protection. So once Russia has cooled this situation, it needs move on to providing a security framework for Iran and others, this should be via agreements with China and India. Once these oil rich vulnerable nations are free from western colonialism and terror, they won't need to go after nuclear weapons, and that will bring the final settled solution. So Russia's job is only partly done. But great job so far!