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13.01.2009, 08:36
Military threats against Iran may just convince them that they need nuclear weapons to protect themselves, says former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency Hans Blix.
19.04.2010, 11:37
Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov who attended the two-day nuclear conference in Tehran talked with RT about Iran’s nuclear programme and the steps to be made towards universal nuclear non-proliferation.
23.10.2009, 18:46
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Iran will come back to the negotiating table, says Vladimir Sotnikov, from the Institute of World Economy and International Relations, who believes the Supreme Ayatollah is making all the decisions and not the president.
01.10.2009, 22:54
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The chances that the US can induce such limits on Iran are rather small, but that’s something on which the American side is very focused, says Flynt Leverett from the New America Foundation.
26.09.2009, 20:27
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Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Ali Akbar Salehi, has said his country will allow the UN to inspect its newly revealed uranium enrichment site. He hasn't, however, specified when that will happen.
04.05.2010, 21:00
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On his trip to New York to attend the UN nuclear summit Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke to RT about nuclear non-proliferation, the Obama Administration, Iran’s representation in the US and other hot issues.
09.06.2010, 07:14
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The anger and frustration of Israeli citizens protesting their government’s blockade on Gaza were largely ignored by the country’s media.
06.08.2009, 19:53
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If Israel does attack Iran, the US is going to get blamed for it anyway, says former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton. Moreover, the worst outcome would be if an Israeli strike fails to destroy their nuclear program.
24.09.2009, 20:57
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Iran is prepared for any potential attack, but it’s unlikely Israel would launch a military strike, Dr Seyed Mohammad Marandi from the University of Tehran told RT.
23.10.2009, 17:00
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World powers are expecting Iran to give its answer on transferring its uranium to Russia for enrichment. It's hoped the agreement, formed in Vienna, will reduce concerns over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
Published: 02 October, 2009, 01:39
US intelligence didn’t know as much about the second Iranian enrichment facility as they made it appear in the news coverage, says US investigative journalist Gareth Porter.
