UN Atomic Board 'Closes' Iran Nuclear Bomb Probe

UN News Centre: UN ends probe into Iran’s past nuclear activities, moving international accord closer to implementation

The United Nations nuclear watchdog today closed the book on the possible military aspects of Iran’s nuclear programme, finding that they were limited to feasibility and scientific studies and did not proceed beyond 2009, bringing an international nuclear accord with Iran a step closer to implementation.

“My final assessment gives clear answers to two very important questions: did Iran engage in activities relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device? And, if it did, is it still doing so?” UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Yukiya Amano told the IAEA Board of Governors in Vienna before it adopted a resolution closing the long running investigation.

WNU Editor: The U.S. agrees with this decision .... Kerry welcomes IAEA decision to close nuclear arms probe of Iran (Reuters).

IAEA Ends Their Probe In Past Iranian Work On nuclear Weapons

Global nuclear watchdog IAEA ends Iran 'weapons' probe -- BBC
U.N. watchdog decides to close nuclear weapons probe of Iran -- Reuters
IAEA Board Agrees to Close File on Iran’s Past Nuclear Activities -- WSJ
Iran aims to implement nuclear curbs within 2-3 weeks, envoy says -- Reuters
IAEA 'closes' Iran nuclear bomb probe -- Al Jazeera
U.N.: Iran conducted nuclear weapons research as recently as 2009 -- USA Today