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Iran installs new centrifuges for uranium enrichment, says report

FEB 22, 2013
Physics Today
New York Times : The most recent report of the International Atomic Energy Agency concerning Iran’s nuclear development says that Iran has begun installing advanced centrifuge machines at its nuclear plant at Natanz. The centrifuges are 4â5 times more powerful than previous ones. Although the US, Israel, and Europe fear Iran is expanding its weapons technology, Iran maintains that it is refining uranium for nuclear power only. The subject will be discussed next week during Iran’s first nuclear talks with the West since last summer.
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