The Jerusalem Post has published a article devoted to the Iranian nuclear crisis. "In a development likely to increase Western concerns over the Islamic Republic's disputed nuclear program, Iranian media for the first time gives a specific figure of the number of new-generation centrifuges set to be installed," the article reads.
"Iran is building about 3,000 advanced uranium-enrichment centrifuges, Iranian media reported on Sunday, in a development likely to add to Western concerns about the Islamic state's disputed nuclear program."
"Iran announced earlier this year that it would install the new-generation centrifuges at its Natanz uranium enrichment plant, but Sunday's reports in Iranian agencies appeared to be the first time a specific figure had been given," the article reads.
"Iranian media on Sunday paraphrased Fereydoun Abbasi-Davani, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation, as saying Iran was producing 3,000 new-generation centrifuges."
