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Printer Friendly(Worthy News) – A forthcoming report from the International Atomic Energy Agency has stoked concerns that Iran is hiding illicit nuclear activity, according to government officials familiar with the agency’s still-unpublished assessment.
“We read this language to mean Iran is hiding something from the IAEA that is relevant to its Comprehensive Safeguards agreement, which usually means undeclared nuclear material,” a senior official with one of the nations on the IAEA Board of Governors told the Washington Examiner.
That suggestion arose from the nuclear watchdog’s latest report on Tehran’s nuclear program, which leading European nations believe was defused by the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement. But inspectors issued an unusual signal that the regime has stymied recent attempts to investigate potentially illicit behavior. [ Source: Washington Examiner (Read More…) ]
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