IAEA: Samples from two secret Iranian sites contain radioactive particles


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(Worthy News) – The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) told three diplomats that samples taken from two secret sites in Iran last fall contained a smattering of radioactive material, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The finding raised additional concerns regarding the country’s suspected nuclear weapons program, the existence of which Iran has repudiated for years. There was no official reaction yet from Tehran on this latest revelation.

“The discovery of radioactive material at these sites would indicate that Iran does indeed have undeclared nuclear material, despite its denials,” David Albright, head of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington and a former nuclear inspector himself, told the paper. “It would indicate that Iran did have a nuclear weapons program in the past, likely leading the IAEA to call for access to more sites and more explanations from Iran.” [ Source: World Israel News (Read More…) ]

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