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UPDATED: 14:11, October 16, 2006
Iran rejects UN demand to suspend enrichment activities
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday rejected the UN Security Council demand to suspend enrichment work, saying his country will continue its nuclear activities without any fear, the state television reported.

Source: Xinhua


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