Iran has to “move away” from uranium enrichment and long -range missile development and should allow US inspectors of their facilities, the Secretary of State of the United States Marco Rubio said on Thursday when a round of nuclear conversations was postponed.
Rubio’s comments underline the main divisions in the conversations between countries to resolve the long data dispute on Iran’s nuclear program, with the president of the United States, Donald Trump, threatening to bombard Iran if there is no agreement.
“They have to get away from sponsored terrorists, they have to get away from helping the hutíes (in Yemen), they have to get away from the construction of long -range missile Fox News interview.
Iran has repeatedly said that it will not give up its missile program or its enrichment of uranium, a process used to make fuel for nuclear power plants, but that can also produce material for an atomic eyehead head.
On Thursday, a senior Iranian official said Reuters On Saturday it had been postponed that the fourth scheduled conversations that will take place in Rome had postponed and that a new date “depending on the US approach” would be established.
Rubio said Iran should import enriched uranium for its nuclear energy program instead of enriching it at any level.
“If you have the ability to enrich 3.67 percent, it has only been at 20PC for a few weeks, then 60pc, and then the 80s and 90pc you need for a weapon,” he said.
Iran has said that you have the right to enrich uranium under the terms of the Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty.
He denies wanting to build a nuclear bomb.
Rubio also said that Iran would have to accept that Americans could participate in any inspection regime and that inspectors would require access to all facilities, including military.
