Ahmadinejad again, ready for nuclear meeting with world powers
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"We are prepared to have talks," Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters Friday.
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[*]Ahmadinejad broaches diplomatic sitdowns
[*]Nuclear talks would be with world powers
[*]Meetings on Afghanistan would be with the United States
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[B]United Nations (CNN)[/B] -- Iran's president said he is ready for talks on his country's nuclear program with the P5 plus one -- the world powers spearheading the negotiations.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters at the United Nations on Friday such talks would be along the same lines of the meetings last October. The countries include Germany, and the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council -- the United States, Britain, France, China, and Russia.
He has said an Iranian representative would meet with the group. He said that if European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton contacts his representative at the International Atomic Energy Agency, a date can be set.
"We are prepared to have talks on a swap (a fuel swap deal) at anytime and with the P5 plus one. We hope by October we will be prepared" to meet.
He also said Iran is ready to meet with the United States for talks about Afghanistan, the war-torn country that borders Iran. U.S. and other forces have been battling the Taliban there for years.
"If they show conditions are ripe and are ready to hear the reality of Afghanistan, we are ready to sit with them on Afghanistan," he said.
A short-lived fuel swap deal was agreed to in October at the last round of talks in Geneva. Under the deal, Iran would be provided with fuel for its research medical reactor in exchange for sending most of its enriched uranium out of the country.
After initially accepting the deal, Iran backed out. During talks in May with Turkey and Brazil, Iran signaled it was willing to reconsider under modified terms.[/quote]
Get ready to be ignored again.
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master troll strikes again
Meh. Let them have atomic power, if only they don't make nukes.
Never gonna happen
His eyes are WAY to fucking close together god damn it.
It's uncomfortable to fucking look at.
[QUOTE=BBKF;25022715]His eyes are WAY to fucking close together god damn it.
It's uncomfortable to fucking look at.[/QUOTE]
Radiation poisoning
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Bad quality, I know
So are they or aren't they going to allow U.N. inspectors in their nuclear facilities?
[QUOTE=DamagePoint;25023224]So are they or aren't they going to allow U.N. inspectors in their nuclear facilities?[/QUOTE]
They have been. Only a few facilities are off limits to inspectors, but that's generous considering other nations do not allow any inspectors at all.
[QUOTE=starpluck;25023249]They have been. Only a few facilities are off limits to inspectors, but that's generous considering other nations do not allow any inspectors at all.[/QUOTE]
Well I hope they come to terms with some kind of deal. As crazy as Ahmadinejad is, I don't think he's dumb enough to start a war with the world's most powerful military. But then again who's to say he wouldn't pass on a nuke to a group of militants, so I'm torn on the issue. That's assuming that he would still build a bomb though.
Iran is gonna nuke everyone. Vote agree if you agree.
Publicity stunt.
Iran needs some fucking tact. Develop your nukes BEFORE you start throwing your weight around, idiot.
