Today in Vienna, delegates from Iran, the U.S., Russia and France met to flesh out a deal under which Iran would send its enriched uranium to Russia and France to be processed for medical uses.
Joseph Cirincione, the president of Ploughshares Fund and an expert on nuclear weapons policy, speaks with Dalijt Dhaliwal about the probability of Iran backing way from a deal to send enriched uranium abroad, the likelihood of a military strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities and whether Iran will curb its nuclear ambitions.
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As nuclear talks began today, a suicide bomber struck in Tehran. Al Jazeera English’s Nazanine Moshiri reports on the aftermath of the suicide bombing.
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10/20/2009 :: 01:19:09 AM
Jack Garbuz Says:
It’s good to see Iran’s Revolutionary Guard get a bit of its own medicine. Those who export terror have to expect to get some on the rebound.