If this is their opinion, their enrichment facilities must be dismantled. They should not have centrifuges.
Senior US negotiator: We have clarified our stance; Iran cannot have a nuclear bomb. They have also stated that they do not want such a thing. For this discussion, we accept their word that they truly think this way.If this is their position, their enrichment facilities must be dismantled. They should not have centrifuges, must downblend all their enriched fuel and transfer it far away, and if they want a civilian program, they must adopt a civilian program.They have a civilian reactor in Iran named Bushehr that has no enrichment or centrifuge capability and is only used for non-military purposes like power generation. If they believe in this program, why don't they make the rest of their facilities like Bushehr?Our red line is this: zero enrichment. This means dismantling facilities. It means not becoming armed and dismantling the three enrichment facilities of Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan. These are the three facilities we consider that must be dismantled.
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