Iran insists nuclear enrichment a 'red line'

17 Jun 2008

Iran reiterated on Tuesday that any demand to suspend uranium enrichment would cross its “red line”, after world powers offered Tehran incentives in return for halting the controversial nuclear work. Full Story

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