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(French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs) The governments of France, Germany and the UK noted Wednesday that Iran has announced it will start uranium enrichment up to 60%. "This is a serious development since the production of highly enriched uranium constitutes an important step in the production of a nuclear weapon. Iran has no credible civilian need for enrichment at this level." "Iran's announcements are particularly regrettable given they come at a time when all JCPoA participants and the United States have started substantive discussions...to revitalize and restore the JCPoA."2021-04-19 00:00:00Full Article
France, Germany and UK: Iran Has No Credible Civilian Need for 60 Percent-Enriched Uranium
(French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs) The governments of France, Germany and the UK noted Wednesday that Iran has announced it will start uranium enrichment up to 60%. "This is a serious development since the production of highly enriched uranium constitutes an important step in the production of a nuclear weapon. Iran has no credible civilian need for enrichment at this level." "Iran's announcements are particularly regrettable given they come at a time when all JCPoA participants and the United States have started substantive discussions...to revitalize and restore the JCPoA."2021-04-19 00:00:00Full Article
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