Soltaniyeh

The diplomat, Ali Asghar Soltaniyeh, also said the report could not form the basis for a resolution since it was incomplete without a response from Iran itself.

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Soltaniyeh tried to dispelled the concerns of those who believed that Iran was intended to use uranium for the production of nuclear arms.

Pravda.Ru 2010

Soltaniyeh tried to dispelled the concerns of those who believed that Iran was intended to use uranium for the production of nuclear arms.

Pravda.Ru 2010

"A selective conference like this does not produce fruit of any special value because the majority of the world's countries were excluded and any decisions made in Washington will not be valid at the IAEA," said Soltaniyeh.

Home Roberto Maltchik 2010

Calling Israel's nuclear capabilities a "potential threat" to global security, Soltaniyeh also expressed "grave concern" over Tel Aviv's refusal to join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and thus denying the IAEA inspectors access to its atomic installations.

Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com 2009

Soltaniyeh made the remarks on the same day the IAEA passed a non-binding resolution urging Israel to open its nuclear facilities to UN inspection and sign up to the NPT.

Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com 2009

Soltaniyeh: Iran can enrich uranium up to 20 percent

MyAntiwar.org 2009

Soltaniyeh added that as a response to the resolution, Iran would scale back its cooperation with the agency to "the legal boundaries" of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

MyAntiwar.org 2009

On Friday, Soltaniyeh informed the Agency that Iran wants to examine the draft of the agreement more closely before giving its final answer.

MyAntiwar.org 2009

Soltaniyeh said that the move would "damage the currently constructive atmosphere" of cooperation, which may lead to "long-term consequences."

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