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Iran could not feed its children with \'uranium\': Israel Prez

Iran could not feed its children with 'uranium': Israel Prez Taking a dig at Iran's nuclear programme,Israel's President Shimon Peres has said that its leaders could not feed their children ''uranium for breakfast'',predicting a slowdown in Tehran's agenda due to the global economic crisis and falling oil prices. » full story

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