Iran may increase amount of production of 20% enriched uranium

Iran may increase amount of production of 20% enriched uranium

TOKYO, Japan - Iran's visiting parliamentary speaker Ali Larijani speaks during an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Feb. 25, 2010. During the interview, Larijani suggested that his country may increase the amount of production of 20 percent enriched uranium to supply fuel for its medical research reactor if it cannot receive the fuel from other countries.

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