The vote to debate the bill, which would need to pas through several other stages before becoming law, was a show of defiance after the killing of a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist last month. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has the final say on all nuclear policies.
The bill would have authorities resume enriching uranium to 20 per cent, which is below the threshold needed for nuclear weapons but higher than that required for civilian applications. It would also commission new centrifuges at nuclear facilities at Natanz and the underground Fordo site. The bill was first tabled in parliament in August but gained new momentum after the killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who headed a program that Israel and the West have alleged was a military operation looking at the feasibility of building a nuclear weapon. The International Atomic Energy Agency says that "structured program" ended in 2003. U.S. intelligence agencies concurred with that assessment in a 2007 report.
Source: Financial Digest (financialdigest.net)
Trudeau shook the hand and bowed his head to Iran after they shot down a planeload of Canadians.
Iran believes that international inspectors pass on information to parties who do assassinations for political gain at home. Are they wrong? Iran has never had a Nuclear Weapons program. Israel has bombed Nuclear Power Plants in Iraq & Syria.