Mohamed ElBaradei

...Persian Gulf. But the whole idea as I explained to them, to defuse this crisis, is to take the material out of Iran," said ElBaradei. "I do not think this will work as far as the West is concerned." He welcomed U.S. President Barack...

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...resolution scolding Iran for its nuclear research program. Also, at a press appearance, International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei, who ends a 12-year tenure next week, practically with pleaded Iran to accept an international...

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Speaking five days before he retires after 12 years as director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, ElBaradei said he was urging Western powers to wait for Iran to take a viable stance on the fuel plan because there was no...

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U.N. nuclear agency head Mohamed ElBaradei was interviewed by Reuters Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights: FUEL DEAL WITH IRAN "(Iran) wants a simultaneous swap with the fuel and the low-enriched uranium. They are ready to put...

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...ends by itself and mistrust has arisen, the U.N. atomic watchdog chief said on Wednesday. In an interview with Reuters, Mohamed ElBaradei also said Iran's insistence on a key change to a nuclear fuel deal could not be accepted by Western...

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...and he remained in touch with his Iranian counterparts. "I do not consider that I have received a final answer," ElBaradei said. "What I got is an oral response, basically saying we need to keep all the material in Iran until we get...

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