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(Business Insider) Armin Rosen - In the IAEA investigation of the military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program, Iran will be allowed to use its own experts to inspect Parchin, a military facility where detonators for a nuclear bomb may have been tested in 2003. But experts believe that any evidence of nuclear-weapons activity at Parchin was wiped from the site years ago. Aaron Stein of the Royal United Services Institute has noted that the AP story on the IAEA-Iran side deal is important for what it suggests about the overall effectiveness of the international effort to investigate the extent of Iran's nuclear weaponization work, since the IAEA was "using Iranian language" in framing how disclosure issues would be settled.2015-08-20 00:00:00Full Article
Why the IAEA-Iran Side Deal Is Important
(Business Insider) Armin Rosen - In the IAEA investigation of the military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program, Iran will be allowed to use its own experts to inspect Parchin, a military facility where detonators for a nuclear bomb may have been tested in 2003. But experts believe that any evidence of nuclear-weapons activity at Parchin was wiped from the site years ago. Aaron Stein of the Royal United Services Institute has noted that the AP story on the IAEA-Iran side deal is important for what it suggests about the overall effectiveness of the international effort to investigate the extent of Iran's nuclear weaponization work, since the IAEA was "using Iranian language" in framing how disclosure issues would be settled.2015-08-20 00:00:00Full Article
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