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European diplomats after publication in Walla !: If Iran enriches uranium to military level - negotiations in jeopardy
Senior French, German and British officials said in a briefing to reporters on the sidelines of the nuclear talks in Vienna that "you can not enrich uranium to a military level and then say you want to go back to the agreement."
On Monday, Israel passed on information to the United States that Iran had taken technical measures to prepare for the 90% enrichment of uranium.
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Tuesday, 30 November 2021, 22:42 Updated: 22:44
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Nuclear talks between the powers and Iran opened in Vienna (Photo: Reuters, edited by Aviad Ballali)
Senior European diplomats, including French, Germans and Britons told a press briefing at the edge of nuclear talks in Vienna, but Iran will progress to enrich uranium to military grade of 90%, it would jeopardize the continuation of negotiations with world powers.
The diplomats said the things in response to the Walla! On Monday Israel reportedly provided the United States with information that Iran had taken technical measures to prepare for the 90% enrichment of uranium from which nuclear weapons could be produced.
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"If the Iranians do not see that they are serious this is going to be a problem."
Representatives of the powers and Iran in Vienna, yesterday (Photo: Reuters)
"It will be a provocative move that will put the whole process on hold," European diplomats said.
"You can not enrich uranium to a military level and then say you want to go back to an agreement whose whole purpose was to make sure that Iran's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only," European diplomats said.
European diplomats have said they want to enter into serious negotiations with Iran but so far they are still waiting for a clear Iranian statement that they are ready to continue negotiations from the point it was stopped in June.
"We hope the Iranians will come up with concrete proposals so we can move forward," European diplomats said.
"We do not want an artificial deadline, but it is important that we enter into serious negotiations so that we can see if the other side is serious.
"If the Iranians do not show us that they are serious this week, it will be a problem."
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