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| Video Discription | (27 Jul 2007) 1. Wide of press conference 2. Mid of reporters 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anil Kakodkar, chairman of India's Atomic Energy Commission: "The objective of setting out this civil nuclear cooperation is to make sure that we benefit not only from the reactor and the fuel supplies that we get from outside but also continue to benefit in terms of the enormous additional energy potential that would be there in the spent fuel. And for that purpose this agreement gives advanced consent rights for us to reprocess the spent fuel and reuse the materials so recovered in national safeguarded facilities." 4. Reporter asking question 5. Wide of press conference 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) M.K. Narayanan, India's national security adviser: "This deal deals primarily with the civil nuclear cooperation. There is no reference here to detonation or to any test. So what happens in the event of a test, we will come to that position later on." 7. Various of reporters 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) M.K. Narayanan, India's national security adviser: "This agreement was intended primarily to drive the civil nuclear cooperation programme. I believe that the text that has been finalised opens that possibility. We are not using it as an excuse to enhance our strategic fuel capabilities. And I think the earlier the countries forget that, I think the better." 9. Mid of reporters STORYLINE : The United States and India said on Friday they had worked out differences that had impeded a plan to share civilian nuclear fuel and technology. They hailed a "historic milestone" in an accord that would reverse three decades of American anti-proliferation policy. Critics say nuclear cooperation with India, which built its atomic programme outside the international Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, could spur the spread of nuclear weapons. A one-page statement provided no specific details; but if negotiators' work diverges from what the US Congress approved last year, it could stir opposition from wary US lawmakers who must still sign off on a final plan. The accord must also be approved by international regulatory bodies. Friday's announcement came after months of detailed, often frustrating technical talks. A broad deal was struck two years ago. But negotiations were held up by American reluctance to allow India to reprocess spent atomic fuel - a key step in making atomic weapons - and Indian demands for a guaranteed fuel supply for reactors. India's national security adviser, M.K. Narayanan, told reporters in New Delhi that the text did not address another thorny issue: India's demand to be allowed to continue to carry out nuclear tests. "This deal deals primarily with civil nuclear cooperation. There is no reference here to the event of a test. If there is a test we will come to that later on," he said. Anil Kakodkar, the chairman of India's Atomic Energy Commission, said India had won the right to reprocess spent fuel. "The objective of setting out this civil nuclear cooperation is to make sure that we benefit not only from the reactor and the fuel supplies that we get from outside but also continue to benefit in terms of the enormous additional energy potential that would be there in the spent fuel. And for that purpose this agreement gives advanced consent rights for us to reprocess the spent fuel and reuse the materials so recovered in national safeguarded facilities," Kakodkar said. Critics say the extra fuel the measure provides could boost India's nuclear bomb stockpile by freeing up its domestic uranium for weapons. That, they fear, could spark a nuclear arms race in Asia. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3c4991906b29a0bf6eee9efbbec782cd |
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