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(回答先: イラン、ウラン濃縮プロジェクトに関する情報の提供を国際原子力機関に申し出（Iran Mania) 投稿者 Sun Shine 日時 2006 年 2 月 24 日 16:22:16)
2月24日付、「ロイター」の記事。
「ロシアと中国、イランにおいて妥協案を探る」
Russia, China look for nuclear compromise in Iran
Fri Feb 24, 2006 3:06 AM ET
By Paul Hughes
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Russian and Chinese officials headed to Iran on Friday hoping to persuade it to accept a compromise proposal over its nuclear program that could avert the threat of U.N. sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Time is running out for Iran to avoid formal referral to the U.N. Security Council at a board meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna on March 6.
Iran had offered U.N. inspectors information about a shadowy uranium-processing project that Western intelligence has linked to missile warhead design and tests with high explosives, a senior diplomat said on Thursday.
The diplomat, close to the IAEA but asking not to be named, said IAEA inspectors would be in Tehran this weekend to check the information on the "Green Salt Project".
Russian officials played down expectations of a breakthrough at the Tehran talks and a new report by the International Crisis Group (ICG), a non-governmental organization that promotes conflict resolution, said Iran was in no mood to compromise.
High oil prices and U.S. difficulties in Iraq meant that for Iran "this is probably not the time to concede but rather to press ahead, strengthening its position for the day genuine negotiations or confrontation with the U.S. might begin", said the ICG.
Russia and China, both of whom have burgeoning energy and trade ties with Tehran and veto rights on the Security Council, do not favor the use of sanctions against Iran, which denies any intention of making nuclear arms.
WESTERN CALLS
But with Iran seemingly unmoved by the threat of Security Council referral or the possibility of military action, Moscow and Beijing have joined Western calls for it to halt immediately atomic fuel research and enrichment which it resumed last month.
Sergei Kiriyenko, the head of Russia's atomic energy agency Rosatom, arrived in Tehran early on Friday for three days of talks with Iranian officials.
Kiriyenko said he would press ahead with the joint enrichment facility talks and also visit the Gulf port city of Bushehr, where a Russian-built atomic reactor, Iran's first, is due to come onstream later this year, state television reported. Continued ...
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