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Iran Iran

Iran History Iran History Iran nuclear weapons program a: 1950s-1960s b: 1970s c: 1979 revolution d: e: current situation

Iran History Iran History a: 1950s-1960s U.S.-Iran nuclear co-operation ★ 1957 U.S. Atoms for Peace program ★ 1959 Tehran Nuclear Research Center(TNRC) run by Atomic Energy Organization of Iran(AEOI ) ★ 1968 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT) and ratified it in 1970.

Iran History Iran History b: 1970s U.S.-Iran nuclear co-operation ★ The Shah envisioned a time when the world's oil supply would run out ★ The first nuclear plant in Iran---Bushehr supple the energy of Shiriz ★ Substitute energy resources –U.S. and European companies’ competition

c: 1979 revolution ▲ dictionary--the third great revolution in history Cause ★ IAEA terminated the assistance program under U.S. pressure ★ France refused to give any enriched uranium Iran History Iran History

d: ★ The new organization- Persepolis by Russia and Iran ★ 1996 PRC sell a conversion plant to Iran and provide Iran gas Iran History Iran History

e: current situation ★ Past UN sanctions ★ Latest news ★ Each country’s position Current Iran Current Iran

Past UN actions Past UN actions ★ two rounds 1.Resolution economic measures not the military force -prevent the supply, sale, or transferment 2. Resolution further restraint: State bank, people, organizations -ban on imports of arms -

Latest News Latest News --- install 3,000 centrifuges( 分離機 ) ---technical step ---how soon?

Bloc’s Position Bloc’s Position The IAEA Iran West countries Russia and China