Russia and China was secretly pressing the Iran Government to change the approach to their nuclear enrichment program. The two countries also called on Tehran to agree to an exchange program with their uranium fuel, as proposed by the United Nations.
According to some diplomats in the UN Security Council, Russia and China have coordinated diplomatic approach in Tehran, Iran since early March. This approach is intended to urge Iran to receive the program proposed by the United Nations.
Russia and China this step seems to be done to block Western efforts to impose new sanctions against Iran. Both use their huge influence behind the scenes to free Iran from sanctions.
"Russia and China made the approach to Iran that they are willing to change its nuclear policies, particularly those related to reactor research center in Tehran," according to a western diplomat.
"The Russians admitted that if their efforts did not receive a response from Iran. While the party claimed China urging Iran could respond to them and had asked for time to make decisions. But ultimately China do not get any results," said a diplomat at the UN Security Council, such as quoted by Reuters on Wednesday (24/3/2010).
Russian frustration against Paramullah country continues to grow since Tehran rejected an offer from the United Nations which allows Iran to swap their uranium to Russia and France. Later the Iranian uranium would be processed into fuel for Iranian reactors used for medical purposes
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According to some diplomats in the UN Security Council, Russia and China have coordinated diplomatic approach in Tehran, Iran since early March. This approach is intended to urge Iran to receive the program proposed by the United Nations.
Russia and China this step seems to be done to block Western efforts to impose new sanctions against Iran. Both use their huge influence behind the scenes to free Iran from sanctions.
"Russia and China made the approach to Iran that they are willing to change its nuclear policies, particularly those related to reactor research center in Tehran," according to a western diplomat.
"The Russians admitted that if their efforts did not receive a response from Iran. While the party claimed China urging Iran could respond to them and had asked for time to make decisions. But ultimately China do not get any results," said a diplomat at the UN Security Council, such as quoted by Reuters on Wednesday (24/3/2010).
Russian frustration against Paramullah country continues to grow since Tehran rejected an offer from the United Nations which allows Iran to swap their uranium to Russia and France. Later the Iranian uranium would be processed into fuel for Iranian reactors used for medical purposes
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