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он и в "медленных" реакторах замечательно нарабатывается только успевай вовремя вытаскивать чтоб сильно не испортился  тут еще в том фишка что изделие из У235о делается намного проще и почти с гарантированным выхлопом в отличие от. |
с 238м и плутонием всё быстрее - если "для бомб".
P.S. но этот их ... в Астане целую лекцию гнал о том , что в Иране ведь "мирный атом".
https://ifpnews.com/fm-zarif-warns-o...deal-collapses
FM Zarif Warns of Loss for All if Nuclear Deal Collapses
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In a speech in Kazakhstan, Iran’s foreign minister has warned of a return to a win-lose approach in Iran-West relations and spoke of the possibility of defeat for all sides involved in the nuclear deal.
Earlier this week,
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif left for Kazakhstan to attend the annual Astana Club summit and meet with Kazakh officials. He lectured there as the keynote speaker at the opening ceremony. Zarif made some important remarks regarding Iran nuclear deal in one of the Astana club panels. However, his remarks received little media coverage.
Zarif’s statements indicated that he has serious concerns about the future of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
“We do not want to build nuclear weapons, but we strongly oppose the violation of our rights,” Zarif told the Astana Club Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Panel. “Even if what is promised to Iran in the area of economic normalisation (in the JCPOA) is partially fulfilled, we are ready to show good will and return to full implementation of the nuclear deal.”
“(But)
if it is not carried out, we will unfortunately continue this path, which is again the same zero-sum path,” he added. “This is the path that will lead to the loss of all, but this is a path we have no choice but to move on. “
Zarif’s warning came as Iran had just taken its fourth step in reducing its nuclear commitments. In this stage, Iran resumed enrichment at Fordow nuclear facility in a move that was of great concern to the Europeans. On Monday, November 11, at the time of Zarif’s visit to Kazakhstan, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in a report confirmed Iran’s uranium enrichment at Fordow. Moments later, the foreign ministers of the three European nations that have joined the nuclear deal, along with the EU foreign policy chief, issued a joint statement, implicitly threatening Iran with the return of international sanctions.
“We reiterate our readiness to review all of the mechanisms set forth in the brokerage, including the dispute settlement mechanism, to resolve issues related to Iran’s implementation of its nuclear deal obligations. We are in touch with other members of the JCPOA in this regard,” reads the statement. Although this statement is written in diplomatic literature, it has a significant threat within it. Europeans threatened Iran with activating dispute settlement mechanism. Although launching this mechanism does not necessarily mean rapid return of the UN sanctions) against Iran, but under the current circumstances that the Europeans accuse Iran of violating the nuclear agreement and at the same time they are not able to protect Iran’s economic interests, it is quite possible that activating the dispute settlement mechanism will lead to the return of the Iranian nuclear dossier to the Security Council.