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(Reuters-Jerusalem Post) World powers must not yield in their demand that Iran abandon sensitive nuclear projects, Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon said on Wednesday, arguing Tehran had been allowed to "dictate" terms despite being vulnerable to sanctions. "The fact we hear some rumors about compromise, about meeting them halfway here and there, I think is very, very dangerous," Ayalon said. Allowing Iran to keep enriching and stockpiling uranium could enable Tehran to opt for a bomb "in very short order," and these projects were already "accelerating." 2012-05-10 00:00:00Full Article
Ayalon: Compromise on Nukes "Worse than No Deal"
(Reuters-Jerusalem Post) World powers must not yield in their demand that Iran abandon sensitive nuclear projects, Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon said on Wednesday, arguing Tehran had been allowed to "dictate" terms despite being vulnerable to sanctions. "The fact we hear some rumors about compromise, about meeting them halfway here and there, I think is very, very dangerous," Ayalon said. Allowing Iran to keep enriching and stockpiling uranium could enable Tehran to opt for a bomb "in very short order," and these projects were already "accelerating." 2012-05-10 00:00:00Full Article
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