Iran withdrew another clause of the World Nuclear Deal, and
announced the launch of uranium gas refueling in sanitary fuses machines.
According to the International News Agency, Iran has
announced the withdrawal of another provision of the World Nuclear Agreement.
Following the separation of the clause, Iran will begin to process uranium gas
in more than 100 sanitary fuses.
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani declared on this important
but controversial development that Iran has always adhered to international
agreements, but the United States imposed economic sanctions on the unilateral
separation of the global nuclear deal and the situation was not so. But where
Iran has no other option left.
According to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, the process
of filing uranium gas into sanitary fuses machines will begin on Wednesday
(today) at the Furdo nuclear installation, and Germany, France, the United
Kingdom, which have been linked to Iran's nuclear deal with Iran, China and
Russia appear to have failed to keep Iran apart.
Iran has earlier overturned its prescribed uranium
enrichment in July this year by violating the World Nuclear Treaty's provision
of only 300kg of enriched uranium, which was confirmed by the United Nations
subsidiary 'International Atomic Energy'.
It should be noted that in the 2015 World Nuclear Treaty,
Iran was conditioned to operate sanitary fuses without uranium gas, but since
the separation of the US nuclear deal with Iran last year, Iran has stepped
down from the terms of the agreement was announced.
