Tehran Breaks U.N. Seals On Nukes ; No Work yet On Weapons
The Washington Times › July 28, 2004
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Iran has broken seals placed on nuclear centrifuges by U.N. inspectors and resumed work on the equipment, raising fresh fears that a deal to keep Tehran from joining the world's nuclear-armed powers has collapsed.
Diplomats at the Vienna, Austria-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations' lead agency on nuclear proliferation, confirmed yesterday that Iran had resumed construction of centrifuges, a key part of the nation's nuclear program.See the full content of this document
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Tehran Breaks U.N. Seals On Nukes ; No Work yet On Weapons
The equipment can be used to produce the material needed for atomic bombs. Iranian officials reportedly broke the IAEA seals on the centrifuge equipment late last month.
Diplomats told re...See the full content of this document
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