Library Documents on Iran's Nuclear Program
February 8, 2010
PARIS, Feb. 8, 2010 - Iran's continuing nuclear development program only serves to put the Middle East in danger of nuclear weapons proliferation, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said here today.
But, Gates pushed for stronger diplomatic and economic pressure from the international community rather than calling for military conflict.
February 8, 2010
1. Japan regrets the commencement of about 20% uranium enrichment activity by Iran, which is a further violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions. Japan is concerned that the development damages the basis of the IAEA proposal regarding the sending of the Iranian low-enriched uranium outside the country for fuel supply of the Tehran...
February 7, 2010
ROME, Feb. 7, 2010 - There is still time to toughen sanctions to pressure Iran into complying with international demands that it halt its nuclear program that many believe is geared toward developing a nuclear weapon, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said here today. "If the international community will stand together and bring pressure to bear...
February 6, 2010
ANKARA, Turkey, Feb. 6, 2010 - Iran's nuclear program continues to put security in the Middle East at risk despite international pressure to halt its efforts, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said here today. "Iran is in violation of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, and I think there is a very great worry that if Iran … proceeds with this...
February 6, 2010
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February 3, 2010
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MR. CROWLEY: I mean, it's unclear what the president was referring to yesterday. I think from our standpoint, we will look for actions as opposed to just words. To the extent that the president is offering a new perspective on the Tehran research reactor arrangement that was offered to Iran last fall in Geneva, we will look forward to...
February 2, 2010
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January 29, 2010
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SECRETARY CLINTON: The work on Iran is (inaudible) greater intensity and France's leadership is especially important. The international community is united in its resolve regarding Iran's nuclear program and in its condemnation of the serious escalating assault on human rights. The recent executions that have taken place in Iran of...
January 29, 2010
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QUESTION: P.J., is it correct that United States has prepared the draft of the sanctions towards Iran and is ready to distribute it to the United Nations?
MR. CROWLEY: I don't think that's correct. Obviously, this week, we had a number of very productive conversations in Europe with various countries that share our concerns about the...
January 28, 2010
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SECRETARY CLINTON: I also had a chance to discuss Iran's refusal to engage with the international community on its nuclear program. They continue to violate IAEA and Security Council requirements. We were disappointed by the Iranian Government's rejection of an offer that would have built confidence by trading some of Iran's stockpile of low...