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Moscow concerned about Tehran’s uranium enrichment plans
Moscow is gravely concerned about Tehran’s reaction to a resolution of the IAEA Board and Iran’s intention to launch another 10 uranium enriching facilities. The Interfax news agency quotes the Russian Foreign Ministry as saying that Moscow was hoping Tehran would draw appropriate conclusions after the IAEA Board of Governors had adopted a resolution denouncing Iran for withholding information about the operational nuclear facility near the city of Qom. According to the Iranian news media, Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said after the resolution had been passed that Iran would build another 10 factories to enrich uranium with a view to producing 250to 300 tons of nuclear fuel per year.
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