VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran's insistence on enriching uranium on its own soil may undermine the basis for new talks on defusing Tehran's nuclear standoff with the West, diplomats and analysts said on Monday.
Iran said on Saturday that diplomacy would revive after a four-month freeze, but focus exclusively on "our right" to a full nuclear-fuel production cycle. The West fears that could yield an atomic bomb but Tehran says it would only power civilian reactors.
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