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Iran said nuclear processing is set to resume at the Isfahan plant, the largest of its type in the country, on Wednesday. France, Britain and Germany have warned Iran of a major international crisis if the country goes ahead with its plans. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM. Inside view of the Uranium Conversion Facility (UCF) in Isfahan, Iran, on November 20, 2004. Iran said nuclear processing is set to resume at the Isfahan plant, the largest of its type in the country, on Wednesday. France, Britain and Germany have warned Iran of a major international crisis if the country goes ahead with its plans. 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A chain reaction triggered by Japan's worst-ever nuclear accident had apparently halted by Friday morning, giving officials hope that the corner had been turned in dealing with the crisis. The accident is believed to have started on Thursday, when a worker piled too much uranium into a container, with the result that it reached 'critical mass' and started a nuclear reaction ??» Japanese policemen, wearing protection clothing, close a road connecting to the uranium processing plant in Tokaimura village, about 140km (87 miles) northeast of Tokyo October 1. A chain reaction triggered by Japan's worst-ever nuclear accident had apparently halted by Friday morning, giving officials hope that the corner had been turned in dealing with the crisis. 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Obuchi inspected the JCO nuclear fuel plant in which the nuclear leak occurred 30 September and visited some local residents near the plant. Japanese police on Wednesday raided the offices of JCO Co, the operator of a uranium processing plant where the nation's worst-ever nuclear accident occurred last week. Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi talks to Tsugi Hanawa (L), 78, as he checks her vegetables in her eggplant field October 6 following Japan's worst nuclear accident that occurred near her residence at Tokaimura village, Ibaraki prefecture, 100km north east of Tokyo. Obuchi inspected the JCO nuclear fuel plant in which the nuclear leak occurred 30 September and visited some local residents near the plant. 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Iran said nuclear processing is set to resume at the Isfahan plant, the largest of its type in the country, on Wednesday. France, Britain and Germany have warned Iran of a major international crisis if the country goes ahead with its plans. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM Iranian technicians work in the Uranium Conversion Facility (UCF) in Isfahan, Iran, on November 20, 2004. Iran said nuclear processing is set to resume at the Isfahan plant, the largest of its type in the country, on Wednesday. France, Britain and Germany have warned Iran of a major international crisis if the country goes ahead with its plans. 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Obuchi inspected the JCO nuclear fuel plant in which the nuclear leak occurred 30 September and visited some local residents near the plant. Japanese police on Wednesday raided the offices of JCO Co, the operator of a uranium processing plant where the nation's worst-ever nuclear accident occurred last week. Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (R) talks to Tsugi Hanawa, 78, in front of her eggplant field October 6 following Japan's worst nuclear accident that occurred near her residence at Tokaimura village, Ibaraki prefecture, 100km north east of Tokyo. Obuchi inspected the JCO nuclear fuel plant in which the nuclear leak occurred 30 September and visited some local residents near the plant. 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A chain reaction triggered by Japan's worst-ever nuclear accident had apparently halted by Friday morning, giving officials hope that the corner had been turned in dealing with the crisis. The accident is believed to have started on Thursday, when a worker piled too much uranium into a container, with the result that it reached 'critical mass' and start A worker checks for radiation contamination on a pair of shoes brought by a resident of Tokaimura village at a community hall October 1 after an accident at the uranium processing plant in the village, about 140km (87 miles) northeast of Tokyo. A chain reaction triggered by Japan's worst-ever nuclear accident had apparently halted by Friday morning, giving officials hope that the corner had been turned in dealing with the crisis. 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The three experts from IAEA in Japan to question local government officials, and officials from JCO company, the operator of the plant during a five-day visit to Japan. TA Malcolm Crick, head of delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), uses a survey metre as checks around place in front of JCO uranium processing plant in Tokaimura October 15. The nuclear plant exposed 49 people to radiation in the nation's worst nuclear disaster September 30. The three experts from IAEA in Japan to question local government officials, and officials from JCO company, the operator of the plant during a five-day visit to Japan. 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