Funny, though they are from the Associated Press, I didn't see either of these stories in the Mainstream Media...
Reports: Russia again warns against pressure on Iran
A top diplomat reiterated Moscow's opposition to sanctions or the use of force against Iran on Saturday, saying that turning up the pressure on Tehran will only aggravate the standoff over its nuclear program, Russian media reported.
"We firmly stand today for resolving the problems in and around Tehran diplomatically rather than militarily," the Interfax news agency quoted Oleg Ozerov, deputy director of the Foreign Ministry's Middle East and North Africa Department, as saying. (AP)
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A top diplomat reiterated Moscow's opposition to sanctions or the use of force against Iran on Saturday, saying that turning up the pressure on Tehran will only aggravate the standoff over its nuclear program, Russian media reported.
"We firmly stand today for resolving the problems in and around Tehran diplomatically rather than militarily," the Interfax news agency quoted Oleg Ozerov, deputy director of the Foreign Ministry's Middle East and North Africa Department, as saying. (AP)
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Radio: Iran has "basic" enrichment deal in Russia
Iran's ambassador to the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Saturday that Iran had a basic deal to enrich uranium in a joint venture in Russia but said details were still being worked out, Iranian state radio reported.
Ali-Asghar Soltanieh, who is in Russia, was also quoted by the radio as saying that Iran would issue tenders next month for two nuclear power stations, in addition to the one being built with Russian help. It was not clear if he meant May or the next Iranian month which starts on May 22. (Reuters)
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Iran's ambassador to the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Saturday that Iran had a basic deal to enrich uranium in a joint venture in Russia but said details were still being worked out, Iranian state radio reported.
Ali-Asghar Soltanieh, who is in Russia, was also quoted by the radio as saying that Iran would issue tenders next month for two nuclear power stations, in addition to the one being built with Russian help. It was not clear if he meant May or the next Iranian month which starts on May 22. (Reuters)
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...do you ever get the feeling that we are poking a big bear with a stick?
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