Iran reports nuclear advance before Geneva talks
Iran will use domestically produced uranium concentrates for the first time at a key plant in its nuclear programme on Sunday, state media reported, a day before the Islamic state resumes talks with world powers.
Iranian state television said that on Sunday Iranian experts would use yellowcake, a uranium concentrate powder, processed in the country, at the Isfahan conversion plant. It has previously used yellowcake bought from South Africa in the 1970s. (Reuters)
