Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Iran had trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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In the past, Iran had bought three submarines from Russia.
The British government also supported the lie that Iran had a nuclear weapons program.
Russia and Iran had signed a contract for S-300 in 2007.
During the talks, it appeared that Turkey, Russia and Iran had certain differences of opinion on Idlib.
In 1953 Iran had a parliamentary system, the US and Britain overthrew it.
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The US top diplomat said that in the region only Iran had the ability to undertake such an operation.
The IAEA said Iran had now produced nearly 110 kg(240 pounds) of uranium enriched to 20 percent since early 2010.
Because the output increase had already been agreed between Saudi Arabia and Russia,and was in fact underway, Iran had little choice.
The documents show that Iran had a secret nuclear weapons program for years.
An article published in the Journal of Microbiology, Immunology,and Infection found that some types of honey from Iran had as much antimicrobial activity as certain antibiotics.
Rouhani said Iran had video footage showing a number of"rockets" were fired at the Sabiti, with two of them striking the vessel.
He said the effects of the sanctions were tough but that Iran had built up $150 billion in foreign reserves to protect its economy.
Before July 2015, Iran had a large stockpile of enriched uranium and almost 20,000 centrifuges, enough to create eight to 10 bombs, according to the Obama administration.
Russia's state news agency Tass on Wednesday quoted a spokesman for the Russian embassy in Tehran, Maxim Suslov,as saying Iran had granted permission for Russian aircraft headed to Syria to fly over Iranian territory.
In 2016 Iran had 40 carpet designs that each belong to a different geographical region including 29 designs internationally registered with the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Secretary Clinton also said she did not believe that Iran had a nuclear weapon, but the actions of the government are evidence of what it aims to do.
Before the accord, Iran had more than 19,000 centrifuges it could have used to convert the low-enriched uranium into highly enriched uranium in just a few weeks, Cirincione said.
State TV, citing a senior Revolutionary Guards Corps source,also said Iran had 100 other targets in the region in its sights if Washington took any retaliatory measures.
At this week's meeting, Iran had threatened to block Saudi Arabia's plan to increase output, something it could do under the current rules even if every other member of the group backed the proposal.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the President of Iran, stated that Iran had the right to use nuclear technology on the day that a United Nations Security Council deadline expires.
According to estimates by the White House, Iran had before July 2015 a large stockpile of enriched uranium, and about 20 thousand centrifuges, which is enough to produce between 8 to 10 nuclear bombs.
In a mid-February report,the International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran had about four thousand centrifuges in operation at the Natanz plant and another 1,500 being tested.
In his speech, the Israeli prime minister claimed that Iran had a secret facility in Tehran, which it used to store large amounts of equipment and material for a secret nuclear weapons program.
When the nations involved in theIran nuclear agreement implemented the deal, Iran had $5.7 billion in assets at Bank Muscat in Muscat, Oman, maintained as Omani rials, according to the subcommittee.
Saudi Arabia, Washington's main Persian Gulf ally,said Iran had created a grave situation with its“aggressive behavior” and the kingdom was consulting other Persian Gulf Arab states on next steps.
This followed comments from another official last week that Iran had uncovered a new generation of Stuxnet, a virus which was used against the country's nuclear program more than a decade ago.”.
The onslaught finally eased after half an hour and by the interval Iran had not only survived but finished the stronger, Sardar Azmoun, the"Iranian Messi", spurning a one-on-one after a scintillating break.
In November 2011, the IAEA reported credible evidence that Iran had been conducting experiments aimed at designing a nuclear bomb until 2003, and that research may have continued on a smaller scale after that time.