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Ali Akbar Salehi, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation, told Reuters yesterday that Iran did not want to leave the pact.

Salehi said this: "Currently, the U. S. allies in the region have collapsed, these countries are trying to distance the United States. "

Salehi did not name the aircraft carrier or give details of the action Iran might take if it returned.

Ali Akbar Salehi said the reactors will produce nuclear material that will be exported to other Islamic countries for medical research.

Much less certain, however, is whether Iran's international posture will turn out to be any more flexible under Mr Salehi.

But Salehi announced the end of August, due to hot weather Bushehr, Iran for security reasons, decided to postpone the loading of fuel rods.

Salehi told al-Alam the offer is still open and that once Iran receives the fuel, it will stop the enrichment.

Salehi also confirmed that Iran's first nuclear power plant Bushehr nuclear power plant has resumed nuclear fuel for the reactor loading.

"We will never bargain about our sovereign rights, " Mr Salehi told a selected number of international media, including the Financial Times.

Iran's IRNA news agency quotes Salehi as saying Tehran believes in Iraq's "territorial integrity, stability and independence. "

Salehi. While he notes that other growth factors and body chemicals are "up regulated" by exercise, he believes BDNF holds the most promise.

"So many studies have shown that exercise increases levels of BDNF, " says Dr.

Iran's Press TV quoted Salehi as saying that the Bushehr nuclear power reactor will be May 5 to 10 to enter between the critical state.

Salehi held talks with Lavrov.