Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Is The UN Hiding Evidence That Incriminates Iran And Its Nuclear Program?

The IAEA chief has said the UN watchdog does not have any evidence Iran is developing a nuclear weapons programme.

Israel Says UN Covering Up Iran's Nuclear Arms Drive -- AFP

JERUSALEM — Israel is accusing the UN nuclear weapons watchdog of holding back incriminating evidence of Iran's drive to obtain nuclear weapons, the Haaretz newspaper reported on Wednesday.

It cited unnamed Israeli officials as saying the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was refraining from publishing data obtained in recent months that indicates Iran is pursing information about weaponisation efforts and a military nuclear programme.

IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei, who is to vacate his post in December, has said the UN watchdog does not have any evidence suggesting Iran is developing a nuclear weapons programme.

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More News On The IAEA And Iran's Nuclear Program

Sources: UN watchdog hiding evidence on Iran nuclear program -- Haaretz
Report accuses IAEA of hiding details -- UPI
IAEA Accused of Withholding Iran Nuclear Evidence -- Global Security Newswire
UN nukes chief 'hiding Iran evidence' -- The Australian
George Jonas: A tale of two nuclear bombs -- George Jonas, National Post opinion

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