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Iran Considers Tougher Line After Combative US Approach

The US and Europe 'have stubbornly refused to seek a negotiated solution with Iran,' according to experts in Foreign Affairs
by John Glaser, October 24, 2012
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Iran “is weighing a more confrontational strategy” that would “boost levels of uranium enrichment unless the West makes clear concessions to ease sanctions,” according to the Associated Press.

Mansour Haghighatpour, deputy head of Iran’s influential National Security Committee in parliament, told the Associated Press that the decision to take a more defiant stance came only after the US and its allies have imposed harsh economic sanctions while refusing to make concessions in any viable negotiated settlement.

“The West now has a chance to strike a deal with Iran,” Haghighatpour told the AP. “Perhaps we may need to produce nuclear fuel for large commercial vessels that need 60 percent purity.”

This new posture, which Iran has not yet been committed to, suggests the economic warfare, threats of preventive war, and overall bellicose approach that the US, Israel, and their European allies have taken is not effective.
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Warum nicht gleich 90%? Das ist für Reaktoren auf Schiffen und U-Booten durchaus nicht unüblich.