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(AP-Washington Post) The International Atomic Energy Agency is forming a special Iran team, drawing together sleuths in weapons technology, intelligence analysis, radiation and other fields of expertise as it seeks to add muscle to a probe of suspicions that Tehran worked secretly on atomic arms, diplomats tell AP. The move reflects the priority the UN nuclear agency is attaching to Iran amid fears that it is moving closer to the ability to make nuclear weapons. 2012-08-24 00:00:00Full Article
UN Nuclear Agency Forms Special Iran Team to Probe Tehran's Atomic Secrets
(AP-Washington Post) The International Atomic Energy Agency is forming a special Iran team, drawing together sleuths in weapons technology, intelligence analysis, radiation and other fields of expertise as it seeks to add muscle to a probe of suspicions that Tehran worked secretly on atomic arms, diplomats tell AP. The move reflects the priority the UN nuclear agency is attaching to Iran amid fears that it is moving closer to the ability to make nuclear weapons. 2012-08-24 00:00:00Full Article
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