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Iran halts uranium enrichment under nuclear deal Iran halts uranium enrichment under nuclear deal
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Iran's state TV says the country has halted its most sensitive uranium enrichment work as part of a landmark deal struck with world powers. Iran has halted its most sensitive uranium enrichment work as part of a landmark deal struck with world powers, state television said.
The broadcast said Iran halted its 20% uranium enrichment, which is just steps away from bomb-making materials, by cutting the link feeding cascades enriching uranium in Natanz. The broadcast said Iran had stopped enriching uranium to 20% which is just steps away from being capable of producing fuel for an atom bomb by cutting the link that feeds the cascades enriching uranium in Natanz.
"Voluntarily halting the production of 20% uranium enrichment is the major measure that we are undertaking on Monday by noon," Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's nuclear cheif told the official IRNA news agency, referring to a nuclear deal clinched in November between Iran and world powers. "Voluntarily halting the production of 20% uranium enrichment is the major measure that we are undertaking on Monday by noon," Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's nuclear chief told the official IRNA news agency, referring to a nuclear deal agreed in November between Iran and world powers.
State media reports said international inspectors were present on Monday when Iran began implementing its obligations under the historic deal reached in Geneva on 24 November. They left to monitor the suspension at Fordo, another uranium enrichment site in central Iran.State media reports said international inspectors were present on Monday when Iran began implementing its obligations under the historic deal reached in Geneva on 24 November. They left to monitor the suspension at Fordo, another uranium enrichment site in central Iran.