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LIBYA , NORTH KOREA and IRAN . 3 Nuclear conflicts with 3 different endings . Here is the final results of all of these 3 conflicts in summary :
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LIBYA
Disarmament
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi (lived c.1942-2011, ruled 1969-2011)
The 2001 september 11 attacks in the US were prudently denounced by Libyan leader ghaddafi .Following the US military response in the Afghanistan war theater, Gaddafi increasingly desired to normalize forein relations with the U.S, initially focusing on uplifting and termination of U.S. sanctions on Libya. On 19 December 2003, Gaddafi made a surprise announcement about his intentions to dismantle Libya's WMDs program. Following the announcement, Libya agreed to destruct all of its chemical, nuclear, and biological weapons stockpiles. The Libyan Ministiry of foreign affairs officials were quoted" Libya had bought nuclear components from various black market dealers", and provided the various designs of centrifuges to U.S. officials and gave the name of its suppliers.
the US, aided by IAEA and Interpol , apprehended the former Libyan nuclear program's head and Swiss , Friedrich Tinner in Switzerland. On 22 January 2004, U.S. military transport planes carried around 55,000 pounds (25,000 kg) of documents and equipments related to Libya's nuclear and ballistic missile programs to the Oak ridge national laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee. On March 2004, over 1,000 additional centrifuge and missile parts were shipped out of Libya. At the time of Libya's nuclear disarmament, its nuclear program was in the very initial stages of development. The Director-General of the IAEA Mohammad Albaradei stated to the media that it was his "gut feeling" that Libya was three to seven years from successfully building a nuclear weapon .
.... And we all know what happened to Gaddafi and libya
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NORTH KOREA
GETTING THE BOMB AND BECOMING A BIG HUNGRY BACKWARD PRISON
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North Korea Eats Itself | William J. Furney
Probably nowhere on Earth, not even amid the ongoing massacres in Syria and its disconnected government, is the contrast between fact and fantasy so stark as in North Korea, an almost unworldly dystopia where this week its po-faced leaders declared, "A nuclear test is what the people demand" while the downtrodden people themselves starved to the point where they are reported to have begun to eat one another.
No, it is not a further rusty-sabre-ratting exercise in attempted nuclear prowess and groundless, deluded grandstanding that the country's 24.4 million people want; it is food on their plates, the security of wages and an actual, functioning economy.
Even the North's longstanding and entrenched ally, China, seems to be losing patience with this most recalcitrant of children, making the unusual move last week of supporting a United Nations Security Council Resolution to impose additional sanctions -- mainly asset freezes and travel bans -- on errant Pyongyang for continually flouting a ban on testing ballistic weapons and conducting nuclear tests.
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IRAN
GETTING RID OF SANCTIONS WHILE REMAINING A NUCLEAR THRESHOLD STATE
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President Rouhani: All our goals materialized under final agreement
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani said his country has achieved all its four goals in the agreement that his foreign minister Zarif signed with the six world powers in Vienna on Tuesday.
PressTV-‘Iran achieved all targets in nuclear talks’
"We were following four objectives in these negotiations. As part of today's agreement and under this Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, all the four objectives have been achieved," Rouhani said in a televised address on Tuesday after the conclusion of talks between Iran and the P5+1 countries.
He enumerated the objectives as Iran's ability to go ahead with its nuclear activities, lifting of "cruel and inhumane sanctions," annulment of all "illegal" sanctions adopted by the UN Security Council against Iran and the withdrawal of Iran's nuclear dossier from the Security Council.
Rouhani said the sanctions regime imposed on the Islamic Republic was never successful, adding that the bans only targeted the Iranian nation.
He said the nuclear case had played into the hands of those involved in an Iranophobia campaign.
Lifting of sanctions
President Rouhani said there are phases to a final agreement, and today served as the first of those steps, where all parties involved in the negotiations came to terms on the text of an agreement and its annexes. The negotiating partners agreed that the next phase will be within the coming days, he added.
Rouhani said as a result of the talks, all sanctions imposed on Iran including the financial, economic and banking sanctions will be fully lifted and not suspended on the day of implementation of agreement.
The Iranian president said the day of agreement will come when the United States and the European Union clearly announce the lifting of all sanctions. From that day, President Rouhani added, Iran will begin implementation of its commitments.
Centrifuges spin on
Elsewhere in his remarks, Rouhani elaborated on some details of the conclusion, including the number of Iran’s centrifuges in operation, saying that Tehran had convinced its negotiating partners to have 6,000 centrifuges in operation, although the other side initially wanted only 100 machines to remain in place.
The Iranian president said the other side accepted Iran’s right to research and development, adding that Tehran also convinced the other side to have IR6 and IR8 machines and have UF6 gas injected to IR8.
He said Iran’s right to have the heavy water reactor in Arak is now recognized and work will be done in the future for the reactor to be completed.
The Fordow nuclear facility will also continue operations with 1,000 centrifuges, Rouhani stated.
Language of respect
President Rouhani recalled his first speech on the nuclear case in 2013, where he called on the global powers to stop bullying and put an end to the sanctions regime and instead speak with the Iranian nation through the language of respect.
He said the Tuesday conclusion showed that the global powers had come to terms in that regard.
1
LIBYA
Disarmament
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi (lived c.1942-2011, ruled 1969-2011)
The 2001 september 11 attacks in the US were prudently denounced by Libyan leader ghaddafi .Following the US military response in the Afghanistan war theater, Gaddafi increasingly desired to normalize forein relations with the U.S, initially focusing on uplifting and termination of U.S. sanctions on Libya. On 19 December 2003, Gaddafi made a surprise announcement about his intentions to dismantle Libya's WMDs program. Following the announcement, Libya agreed to destruct all of its chemical, nuclear, and biological weapons stockpiles. The Libyan Ministiry of foreign affairs officials were quoted" Libya had bought nuclear components from various black market dealers", and provided the various designs of centrifuges to U.S. officials and gave the name of its suppliers.
the US, aided by IAEA and Interpol , apprehended the former Libyan nuclear program's head and Swiss , Friedrich Tinner in Switzerland. On 22 January 2004, U.S. military transport planes carried around 55,000 pounds (25,000 kg) of documents and equipments related to Libya's nuclear and ballistic missile programs to the Oak ridge national laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee. On March 2004, over 1,000 additional centrifuge and missile parts were shipped out of Libya. At the time of Libya's nuclear disarmament, its nuclear program was in the very initial stages of development. The Director-General of the IAEA Mohammad Albaradei stated to the media that it was his "gut feeling" that Libya was three to seven years from successfully building a nuclear weapon .
.... And we all know what happened to Gaddafi and libya
2
NORTH KOREA
GETTING THE BOMB AND BECOMING A BIG HUNGRY BACKWARD PRISON
- Embargo on arms and related materiel
- Ban on exports of certain goods and technology listed by the UN
- Prohibition of procurement of arms, related materiel and other goods and technology listed by the UN
- Ban on provision of certain services
- Ban on exports of luxury goods
- Restrictions on admission
- Freezing of funds and economic resources
- Commitment to take cooperative action to prevent illicit trafficking in nuclear, chemical or biological weapons, ballistic missiles and their means of delivery, related materials and technology
- Ban on import and purchase of goods and technology listed by the UN
- List of goods and technology subject to ban on exports and imports (other than luxury goods)
North Korea Eats Itself | William J. Furney
Probably nowhere on Earth, not even amid the ongoing massacres in Syria and its disconnected government, is the contrast between fact and fantasy so stark as in North Korea, an almost unworldly dystopia where this week its po-faced leaders declared, "A nuclear test is what the people demand" while the downtrodden people themselves starved to the point where they are reported to have begun to eat one another.
No, it is not a further rusty-sabre-ratting exercise in attempted nuclear prowess and groundless, deluded grandstanding that the country's 24.4 million people want; it is food on their plates, the security of wages and an actual, functioning economy.
Even the North's longstanding and entrenched ally, China, seems to be losing patience with this most recalcitrant of children, making the unusual move last week of supporting a United Nations Security Council Resolution to impose additional sanctions -- mainly asset freezes and travel bans -- on errant Pyongyang for continually flouting a ban on testing ballistic weapons and conducting nuclear tests.
3
IRAN
GETTING RID OF SANCTIONS WHILE REMAINING A NUCLEAR THRESHOLD STATE
President Rouhani: All our goals materialized under final agreement
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani said his country has achieved all its four goals in the agreement that his foreign minister Zarif signed with the six world powers in Vienna on Tuesday.
PressTV-‘Iran achieved all targets in nuclear talks’
"We were following four objectives in these negotiations. As part of today's agreement and under this Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, all the four objectives have been achieved," Rouhani said in a televised address on Tuesday after the conclusion of talks between Iran and the P5+1 countries.
He enumerated the objectives as Iran's ability to go ahead with its nuclear activities, lifting of "cruel and inhumane sanctions," annulment of all "illegal" sanctions adopted by the UN Security Council against Iran and the withdrawal of Iran's nuclear dossier from the Security Council.
Rouhani said the sanctions regime imposed on the Islamic Republic was never successful, adding that the bans only targeted the Iranian nation.
He said the nuclear case had played into the hands of those involved in an Iranophobia campaign.
Lifting of sanctions
President Rouhani said there are phases to a final agreement, and today served as the first of those steps, where all parties involved in the negotiations came to terms on the text of an agreement and its annexes. The negotiating partners agreed that the next phase will be within the coming days, he added.
Rouhani said as a result of the talks, all sanctions imposed on Iran including the financial, economic and banking sanctions will be fully lifted and not suspended on the day of implementation of agreement.
The Iranian president said the day of agreement will come when the United States and the European Union clearly announce the lifting of all sanctions. From that day, President Rouhani added, Iran will begin implementation of its commitments.
Centrifuges spin on
Elsewhere in his remarks, Rouhani elaborated on some details of the conclusion, including the number of Iran’s centrifuges in operation, saying that Tehran had convinced its negotiating partners to have 6,000 centrifuges in operation, although the other side initially wanted only 100 machines to remain in place.
The Iranian president said the other side accepted Iran’s right to research and development, adding that Tehran also convinced the other side to have IR6 and IR8 machines and have UF6 gas injected to IR8.
He said Iran’s right to have the heavy water reactor in Arak is now recognized and work will be done in the future for the reactor to be completed.
The Fordow nuclear facility will also continue operations with 1,000 centrifuges, Rouhani stated.
Language of respect
President Rouhani recalled his first speech on the nuclear case in 2013, where he called on the global powers to stop bullying and put an end to the sanctions regime and instead speak with the Iranian nation through the language of respect.
He said the Tuesday conclusion showed that the global powers had come to terms in that regard.
This is the way to do it. Iranian economy has immense potential. Iran's economy given its huge resources and also our great human resources, we can easily become the most powerful economy in region. If Iran managed to fix some of its internal issues, then expect a serious boom. And once that boom comes, our hungry military, space program will get a nice investment which have been due for a long while now.
