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Iran has agreed to stop uranium enrichment temporarily while negotiating with Britain, France, and Germany over what it will get for a long-term deal.(The Week)(Brief Article)

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* Iran has agreed to stop uranium enrichment temporarily while negotiating with Britain, France, and Germany over what it will get for a long-term deal. The agreement allowed the mullahs to dodge a U.N. Security Council referral, which the United States has been pushing as a precursor to more decisive action. Iran's suspension is supposed to build confidence, but the circumstances surrounding it are hardly encouraging. Just days before the suspension was to take effect, Tehran was producing significant amounts of uranium hexafluoride, the input material for enrichment. Around the same time, a prominent Iranian opposition group--the source of ...

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