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Iran is ready to talk about its nuclear
program, but it will not suspend its uranium enrichment program.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad made the statement on a speech
broadcast live on Iranian television. It comes on day when the
head of the UN agency meet
in Vienna.
>> Although British and American intelligence suggests that
Iran is still five to ten years away from developing an actual
nuclear weapon, it's Iran's capability to enrich uranium on an
industrial scale that's worrying. Nuclear enrichment is the
first step towards building a nuclear bomb. The director general
of the international atomic energy agency, Mohamed el abrade,
says Iran could have 3,000 centrifuges needed to begin
protrusion fissile material within months. Recently revealed
plans that the United States is considering attacking Iranian
nuclear facilities and its military structure
should do little to diffuse the
situation.
>> I don't believe that an attack on Iran would end the
possibility of Iran having a military nuclear program. Indeed,
it might accelerate that program. It would not eliminate the
ambition to have such a program. It might indeed confirm it.
>> The United States hopes that by building up its military
presence in the gulf region Iran will be forced to the
diplomatic table. The United Nations Security
council has set February 21st is the
deadline for Iran to halt its nuclear enrichment program. The
IAEA are meeting a delegation in Vienna
today.
>> Frances Harrison is in Tehran. Frances second, I suppose
we shouldn't be too surprised that the president's got a
hard-nosed outlook.
>> I think it was very much similar to the things he's saying
in the past. We're willing to have dialog, but in effect,, no
we're not willing to suspend our enrichment program. The way he
put it is that we're willing to suspend and you should suspend
your programs before you talk with us. He knows that's a
non-starter.
>> Where do you think that leaves the talks
themselves?
>> The plans between Mr. Larijani and Mr. El abrade I doubt
will result in some sort of a u-turn
from Iran and will cause problems between negotiations between
lar jenny and Europe is that every time he got close to
negotiating the president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, seemed to
scupper any attempt at any kind of rapprochment by making
hardline statements. I think dR. Larjani Isned about that aga.
>>Hi Tehran are facing off against each other. Things so, not
better.
>> Once this deadline pass on Wednesday, and it look as if
ply, then there is the prospect of more U.N. sanctions against
Iran. The United States might go for unilateral sanctions
against Iran and already the current sanctions are begin to
pinch not necessarily because they're only tied to the nuclear
program but in a more broader economic sense. They're creating
an at most fear of instability and uncertainty about the future
that's affecting business here, the Americans banks training
with Iranians has become very difficult, for businessmen to get
credit to trade with the outside world. A sense that these
punitive measures are beginning to have some effect here.
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