Iran’s Recent Nuclear Work Raises New Concerns at UN Watchdog
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Iran’s nuclear program is raising new concerns at the United Nations atomic agency after inspectors received information showing work on weapons may have gone on longer than suspected.
The International Atomic Energy Agency “received further information related to possible past or current undisclosed nuclear-related activities” that “may have continued until recently,” Director General Yukiya Amano said today in a statement in Vienna. The IAEA’s 35-member board convened for a one-week meeting.