Iran's New Enrichment Facility Amidst IAEA Vote
Iran plans to set up a new enrichment facility following a negative vote at the IAEA's board of governors. The facility will be in a secure location, with additional measures to be announced soon.
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In a strategic move following a vote against it by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran announced on Thursday its intention to establish a new enrichment facility.
The proposed facility is set to be housed in a secure location, as stated in the official announcement.
Iran also hinted at upcoming measures related to the development, details of which will be disclosed in the future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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