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Netanyahu strikes back at Iran

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to do everything in his power to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power. I will use all available means that exist, he says to the TV channel Nu 14.

Netanyahu strikes back at Iran

The West wants to punish Iran for "poor cooperation"

Germany, France, and the United Kingdom have presented a new resolution with punitive measures against Iran ahead of Wednesday's IAEA meeting. .

The West wants to punish Iran for "poor cooperation"

IAEA: Nuclear Cooling Towers in Ukraine Must Be Demolished

The cooling tower that burned in August at Europe's largest nuclear power plant is so damaged that it must be demolished. This says Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), after an inspection visit to Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine, reports Ukrainian media.

IAEA: Nuclear Cooling Towers in Ukraine Must Be Demolished

IAEA: Iran has increased stocks of enriched uranium

Iran has increased its stockpiles of uranium enriched to 60 percent, close to what is required to produce nuclear weapons, according to the UN's atomic energy agency IAEA. .

IAEA: Iran has increased stocks of enriched uranium

Hans Blix: "Putin risks no nuclear catastrophe"

The Russian President Vladimir Putin is "very rational" and will not do anything that risks a catastrophe occurring at the Ukrainian nuclear power plant Zaporizhzhya. This is claimed by the Swedish former top diplomat and nuclear weapons inspector Hans Blix in an interview with the news agency AFP.

Hans Blix: "Putin risks no nuclear catastrophe"

Eslami back as head of Iran's nuclear program

Iran's newly elected president Masoud Pezeshkian has given Mohammad Eslami, 67, a renewed assignment as head of the country's nuclear program. The US-educated civil engineer Eslami is simultaneously one of the country's vice presidents.

Eslami back as head of Iran's nuclear program

Hans Blix: Wait with the decision on US bases

A thorough public discussion is needed before the DCA agreement on defense cooperation between the US and Sweden is approved by the Riksdag. This is believed by Hans Blix, among others, former Foreign Minister and IAEA Director General, in a debate article in Svenska Dagbladet.

Hans Blix: Wait with the decision on US bases