Foreign media: Iran announced that it will build a 10-megawatt nuclear research reactor
Reference News Network May 5 Fars news agency reported on May 3, said a spokesman for Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization Vandy Behrooz Kamel announced the same day, the southern city of Shiraz Iranian scientists are designing a 10 MW nuclear research reactors.
Fars news agency on Vandy Kamal told reporters: ‘We are Shiraz to design a 10-megawatt light-water nuclear research reactor to produce isotopes for industrial use.’
April, the head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, Ali Akbar Salehi announced in a related speech, Iran has established a department to produce oxygen-18 isotope. This isotope is produced fluorodeoxyglucose important precursor , fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography are typically used in the.
Salehi in a meeting held in Tehran, said: ‘Today comes the National Nuclear Technology Day, oxygen-18 isotope production department will begin to operate.’ Experts, managers, and supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, attended the the meeting.
He also referred to Iran’s progress in the construction of new nuclear power plants and nuclear research areas, he said, Iran has established a number of new sectors in the southern city of Bushehr’s first nuclear power plant, detailed plans for the construction of a second nuclear power station is also formulated progress .
Salehi said Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization is undertaking a comprehensive program to identify and proven new uranium mines.
Iran repeatedly said it intends to build more nuclear power plants, which says it has found more than a dozen nuclear power plants that can be used to build new address.
Reuters reported on May 4, Iranian media said the same day, the country to the UN nuclear watchdog agency submitted a report on the use of military explosive devices.
Iran’s new government wants to stop the implementation of the global economic sanctions against the country, so in February agreed to take seven initiatives on May 15, in order to reassure the United States and many other countries, including the International Atomic Energy Agency about the so-called EBW detonators information. EBW detonators can be dual-use.
