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(AFP) Leading American scientists Friday warned against Western complacency over Iran's nuclear drive, saying in a study that Tehran last year boosted its capacity to build an atomic bomb. The Washington-based Federation of American Scientists said that the gas centrifuges at Iran's main enrichment plant in Natanz became more efficient in 2010. "Despite a drop in centrifuge numbers during 2010, the total enrichment capacity of Iran's main facility has increased relative to previous years," said the study authored by Ivanka Barzashka. "Contrary to statements by U.S. officials and many experts, Iran clearly does not appear to be slowing down its nuclear drive. On the contrary, it has a greater enrichment capacity and seems to be more efficient at enrichment." 2011-01-24 08:45:43Full Article
U.S. Scientists: Iran Has Boosted Atomic Bomb Ability
(AFP) Leading American scientists Friday warned against Western complacency over Iran's nuclear drive, saying in a study that Tehran last year boosted its capacity to build an atomic bomb. The Washington-based Federation of American Scientists said that the gas centrifuges at Iran's main enrichment plant in Natanz became more efficient in 2010. "Despite a drop in centrifuge numbers during 2010, the total enrichment capacity of Iran's main facility has increased relative to previous years," said the study authored by Ivanka Barzashka. "Contrary to statements by U.S. officials and many experts, Iran clearly does not appear to be slowing down its nuclear drive. On the contrary, it has a greater enrichment capacity and seems to be more efficient at enrichment." 2011-01-24 08:45:43Full Article
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