Iran and Russia sign deal to build two new nuclear reactors

Russia and Iran signed an agreement Tuesday in Moscow for the construction of two new nuclear reactors to Iran's Bushehr plant with the possibility of building two reactors also announced additional Russian news agencies. The contract was signed between Atominrgoberocc company, engineering branch of Atomstrwachsport girl group that the Bushehr plant, Iran and the company's "production company and the development of nuclear energy in Iran." In addition to the Ad Hoc Committee on the Bushehr reactor, the other four reactors with Russian technology could be built elsewhere in the country under the Protocol of Intent signed between the head of the Russian General Russian Energy Agency Rosatom, Sergei Kiriyenko, and his Iranian counterpart Ali Akbar Salehi. According to the protocol, the two new reactors dedicated to nuclear fuel production is the Russian side. And will be re-used fuel also to Russia for processing and storage. The parties intend "He studied the possibility of producing some of the nuclear fuel elements which will be used for these two reactors in Iran. The Bushehr on the Gulf coast station is a thousand megawatts of power and partly built by Moscow and the Iranians began operation in September 2013. In September, Moscow and Tehran signed their initials on a series of economic cooperation agreements are supposed to allow the two countries under Western sanctions for the establishment of a new strategic partnership. One Moscow agreements on building ten nuclear power stations. And Iran, which has the world's fourth oil reserves and the second gas reserves, has been locked in tough negotiations with major powers over its controversial nuclear program. It is suspected by Western and Israel that Iran is seeking nuclear weapons under the cover of its civil, which Tehran denies all the time.