Iran: Speeding Up Nuclear Fuel Enrichment
Announced in a letter to the IAEA
Iran has announced plans to significantly speed up its production of enriched uranium, to the alarm of those who fear the country is seeking to develop nuclear weapons.
In a letter to the International Atomic Energy Agency obtained by Reuters, the Iranian government said it planned to install new and more advanced centrifuges at its main enrichment plant, Natanz.
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