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From Reuters:
- Obama Admin Gives Iran $450 Million In Frozen Assets For Good Behavior
What Would Obama Have To Do To Convince You He's Anti-American?(Reuters) – The United States has taken steps to release a $450 million (267.9 million pounds) instalment of frozen Iranian funds following a report from the International...
- Iran Has Resumed Work At Suspicious Military Base
DUH, no way, right?Iran has resumed activities at an installation believed by some specialists to have housed nuclear-arms studies, says a Washington analytical group.A Jan. 30 satellite photograph shows new movements at Iran’s Parchin base...
- Iaea: Iran Planning Nuclear Bomb Three Times Bigger Than The One Us Dropped On Hiroshima
Yay! It's a good thing Bronco Bama is the President of United Retards of "America". Iran is planning to build a nuclear bomb with at least triple the force of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in World War II, diagrams obtained by the Associated...
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BBC: IAEA: Syria site bombed by Israel 'was likely nuclear' A Syrian site bombed by Israeli jets in 2007 was "very likely" a nuclear reactor, the UN's atomic watchdog says. The International Atomic Energy Agency has been investigating US claims...
- Iran Could Have Atomic Bomb Within 6 Months: German Intel
Which I think is right in line with recent Israeli and American estimates. Though there have been so many lately it's getting hard to keep track of who's betting on what. Other than the annihilation of either Israel or Iran, that is. . . Newsmax:...
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U.N. Says Obama’s Nuke Deal With Iran Does Not Give Them Enough Access To Investigate Their Nuclear Weapons Program
From Reuters:
The U.N. nuclear watchdog’s increased access in Iranto monitor a landmark agreement with world powers still falls short of what it says it needs to investigate suspicions that Tehran may have worked on designing an atomic bomb.
It is also a far cry from the wide-ranging inspection powers the International Atomic Energy Agency had in Iraq in the 1990s to help unearth and dismantle Saddam Hussein’s clandestine nuclear program after the first Gulf war.
Nevertheless, the IAEA will see its role in Iran expand significantly under the November 24 interim accord between the country and the six major powers, the implementation of which will start next Monday.
Since the deal is only preliminary, the IAEA and its investigation may gain more prominence in later talks on a final settlement of the decade-old dispute over Iran’s nuclear program, but it remains to be seen how far it will go.
“This is just an appetizer, I guess … a starter,” former chief U.N. nuclear inspector Herman Nackaerts said. The deal struck in Geneva seven weeks ago focuses on capping Iran’s output of fissile material, which can be used for atomic arms if refined further, and not on any research it may have undertaken in how to make a bomb out of it.
Western diplomats and nuclear experts say the IAEA also needs to carry out its long-stalled inquiry into alleged tests and other activity by Iran that could be used for nuclear arms development, partly to make sure that any such work has ceased.
- Obama Admin Gives Iran $450 Million In Frozen Assets For Good Behavior
What Would Obama Have To Do To Convince You He's Anti-American?(Reuters) – The United States has taken steps to release a $450 million (267.9 million pounds) instalment of frozen Iranian funds following a report from the International...
- Iran Has Resumed Work At Suspicious Military Base
DUH, no way, right?Iran has resumed activities at an installation believed by some specialists to have housed nuclear-arms studies, says a Washington analytical group.A Jan. 30 satellite photograph shows new movements at Iran’s Parchin base...
- Iaea: Iran Planning Nuclear Bomb Three Times Bigger Than The One Us Dropped On Hiroshima
Yay! It's a good thing Bronco Bama is the President of United Retards of "America". Iran is planning to build a nuclear bomb with at least triple the force of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in World War II, diagrams obtained by the Associated...
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BBC: IAEA: Syria site bombed by Israel 'was likely nuclear' A Syrian site bombed by Israeli jets in 2007 was "very likely" a nuclear reactor, the UN's atomic watchdog says. The International Atomic Energy Agency has been investigating US claims...
- Iran Could Have Atomic Bomb Within 6 Months: German Intel
Which I think is right in line with recent Israeli and American estimates. Though there have been so many lately it's getting hard to keep track of who's betting on what. Other than the annihilation of either Israel or Iran, that is. . . Newsmax:...