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[AP/Fox News] Iran has turned away International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors from an underground site meant to shelter its uranium enrichment program from attack, diplomats and UN officials said Monday. Iran's unprecedented refusal to allow access to the facility at Natanz could seriously hamper international attempts to ensure Tehran is not trying to produce nuclear weapons as well as violate a key part of the Nonproliferation Treaty. Iran has denied entry visas to two IAEA inspectors in the last few weeks. IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei is due to report by Sept. 11 to the agency's board of governors on Iran's compliance to an Aug. 31 UN Security Council deadline on freezing enrichment. 2006-08-22 01:00:00Full Article
UN Inspectors Denied Access to Iran Nuclear Site
[AP/Fox News] Iran has turned away International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors from an underground site meant to shelter its uranium enrichment program from attack, diplomats and UN officials said Monday. Iran's unprecedented refusal to allow access to the facility at Natanz could seriously hamper international attempts to ensure Tehran is not trying to produce nuclear weapons as well as violate a key part of the Nonproliferation Treaty. Iran has denied entry visas to two IAEA inspectors in the last few weeks. IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei is due to report by Sept. 11 to the agency's board of governors on Iran's compliance to an Aug. 31 UN Security Council deadline on freezing enrichment. 2006-08-22 01:00:00Full Article
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