is a lot of money forgive me for interrupting so you're disappointed with the statements from catherine ashton on the ashton the e.u. high representative on foreign and security policy but you're saying that iran is being proactive and arms wide open for allowing the i.a.e.a. into your country to inspect your nuclear facilities when it comes to catherine ashton she told us here at r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enrich uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for. i categorically reject i think they should read again reports of director general by way and noted the fact that we have given design information questionnaire about all this specific ation of richmond to facilities and the p one type. that these are designed in fact to produce loyalty to your own you know which could be used. they cannot produce material for a weapon let's say we've been great for their weapon nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect this kind of a statement has no justification let's talk about how how the in

into your country to inspect your nuclear facilities would it come to catherine ashton she told us here at r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enriched uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for. i cannot go to italy v.j. i think they should read again the reports of director general by a noted fact that we have given the design information questionnaire about all this specific ation of now the facilities and the p one type. that these are designed in fact to produce loyally cheered any on which could be using power but as a test they cannot produce material for. let's say been great for developing nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect his kind of a state when it has no justification and also as you are well aware after being very disappointed with. russia us and france not concluding or not being ready to produce fuel for their research reactor which is in desperate need for producing radio as a thought for can. we do apologise there having a few technical difficulties there her

into your country to inspect your nuclear facilities when it comes to catherine ashton she told us here at r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enrich uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for i categorically reject i think they should read again reports of director general by a noted the fact that we have given dia i.q. design information questionnaire about all a specific ation of madhouse in richmond the facilities and the p one type. that these are designed in fact to produce loyalty to your own your own which could be used. they cannot produce material for a weapon let's say we've been great for the nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect this kind of a state when has no justification let's talk about how how the international community has been living punishment on iran obama's national security advisor thomas he delegate donilon the said it weeks ago that the u.s. would continue its aggressive sanctions policy against iran for the foreseeable future are these sanctions effec

into your country to inspect your nuclear facilities when it comes to catherine ashton she told us here at r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enrich uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for. i categorically reject i think they should read again reports of director general by a noted the fact that we have given design information question are about all a specific ation of madhouse a rich man to facilities and the p one five. years these are designed in fact to produce loyalty to your a new home which could be used. as they cannot produce material for a weapon let's say we've been great. nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect this kind of a statement has no justification when you continue to say that iran is working very much open dominant in a transparent transparent way with the i.a.e.a. and the international community and here we have today are we going to try and say that he wants a more transparent and open relationship with the west what is it specifically specifically that

joined by the high representative for foreign affairs and security policy in the european union catherine ashton i don't thank you very much miss ashley you said the core of what you're doing media is to resolve conflict why was the north asked to mediate in libya well i think the u.n. is playing exactly the role that it should play and. the u.n. special envoy is as you know frequently in tripoli and benghazi is working with the people of libya but also for the international partners our role has been very much to support him and to work with the african union with the arab league with the organization of islamic conference and with our partners like russia and turkey to think about how we move forward and conflict and start to think about the country of the future on a visit to bin guys in may you said that you had much people who would be leading into the future what gives you the ground to say that what i said was that people who clearly had a heart the future of libya people who were thinking about the kind of work that needs to be done reconstruction getting the economy moving again the sup

high representative for foreign affairs exclusive interview with baroness catherine ashton is coming your way in just under ten minutes time but first here's a preview. we're very consistent in saying what needs to happen is that the israelis need to open the borders with gaza and allow people and goods to the freely now i recognize the importance of the security situation for israel we've always done that but it seems to me a position that's not tenable where you have the inability to get the economy moving and one of the things i've been saying to the israelis for some time is it's in their interest to see economic growth and development lots of small businesses you know that could really do well lots of people who want jobs eighty percent of people in gaza receive today so many young people who don't have a future and part of the answer to that part of making sure that we have security is giving them that future and that means allowing in and out the products the goods were girls that could actually sell and support its own economy. and that exclusive interview is coming your way

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