Iran Nuclear Work Advances While UN Scrutinizes New Weapon Plans
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Iran may have continued nuclear weapons work after 2004, according to new information shared with inspectors, the United Nations atomic watchdog said.
International Atomic Energy Agency investigators received documents from more than one country showing that Iran may have conducted work aimed at developing nuclear weapons in the years following 2004, the Vienna-based watchdog said today in a nine-page restricted report obtained by Bloomberg News. Inspectors are assessing high-explosive, electronic and missile warhead data.