IAEA Finds Higher Level of Enriched Uranium in Iran
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by News Editor
CS Monitor – The U.N. atomic agency has found evidence at an underground bunker in Iran that could mean the country has moved closer to producing the uranium threshold needed to arm nuclear missiles, diplomats said Friday.
The news comes a day after Iran and six world powers found they were still far apart over how to oversee Tehran’s atomic program but wanted talks to continue to avoid possible military action.
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