IAEA Says Probe Into Alleged Iranian Atomic Arms Remains Stalled
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The Iranian nuclear program's heavy-water reactor at Arak. The IAEA said a probe into allegations that Iran is working to develop atomic arms is still stalled. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Amid accelerated international efforts to reach a nuclear deal with Iran, the U.N. atomic agency on Friday reported that work on a key element — an assessment of allegations that Tehran worked on atomic arms — remains essentially stalled.
The report from the International Atomic Energy Agency also reiterated that more cooperation is needed by Iran for full clarity on its present activities. Without it, the IAEA said it cannot “conclude that all nuclear material in Iran is in peaceful activities.”
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