Kazakhstan open to hosting Iran's uranium stockpile if nuclear deal is reached
Kazakhstan has offered to store Iran’s near-weapons-grade uranium to break the deadlock in US–Iran talks, as IAEA chief Grossi backed the neutral plan.
Kazakhstan open to hosting Iran's uranium stockpile if nuclear deal is reached
Kazakhstan has offered to store Iran’s near-weapons-grade uranium to break the deadlock in US–Iran talks, as IAEA chief Grossi backed the neutral plan.
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