Iran lashes out at U.S. during Tehran nuclear summit
Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei calls the U.S. the world's 'only nuclear scofflaw' for its advocating of arms control while having a huge stockpile and for accepting Israel's atomic arsenal.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/middleeast/la-fg-iran-nukes18-2010apr18,0,3590707.story
I think we need to hold the participants of the Iranian Nuclear Summit to their promises. That includes NO enrichment facilities.
There must be a clear definition to PEACEFUL USE OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY. That definition MUST include no enrichment facilities. It is an overt sign of a peaceful intention.
The IAEA must make recommendations for the modification to the Non-Proliferation Treaty to include the definition of peaceful use as demonstrated by lack of enrichment facilities. Otherwise, it is obvious there is military aspirations intended. There has to be that delineation, otherwise, there is too much uncertainty and covert activity, including the exclusion of IAEA inspections.
There must be a clear definition to PEACEFUL USE OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY. That definition MUST include no enrichment facilities. It is an overt sign of a peaceful intention.
The IAEA must make recommendations for the modification to the Non-Proliferation Treaty to include the definition of peaceful use as demonstrated by lack of enrichment facilities. Otherwise, it is obvious there is military aspirations intended. There has to be that delineation, otherwise, there is too much uncertainty and covert activity, including the exclusion of IAEA inspections.
Tehran summit calls for nuclear disarmament
Published 18 April, 2010, 21:37
As a nuclear summit in Tehran drew to a close on Sunday, the participants agreed on the need to observe the three tenets of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Non-proliferation, disarmament and the right to peacefully use nuclear technology are the three pillars of the treaty that Iran’s foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, stressed during his closing statement after a two-day conference attended by nearly 60 international experts and delegates.
Mottaki also stressed that the treaty was in a need of a “fresh perspective.” “This is the common opinion of all the conference participants,” Mottaki added.
Mottaki also stressed that the treaty was in a need of a “fresh perspective.” “This is the common opinion of all the conference participants,” Mottaki added.
http://rt.com/Top_News/2010-04-18/iran-tehran-nuclear-summit.html
