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Iran’s planned expansion of its nuclear program is “deeply worrying,” European powers said Monday, warning recent actions by the Islamic Republic could jeopardize shared efforts to salvage the landmark nuclear deal.
The so-called E3 grouping of France, Germany and the United Kingdom denounced a recent announcement from Tehran to the UN’s atomic watchdog that it planned to install hundreds more advanced centrifuges at its underground Natanz nuclear facility.
