IAEA Chief: Iran’s Cleanup at Parchin Site May Cause Problems For Inspectors
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JPost – Satellite images indicate activity at Iran‘s Parchin site which could affect the UN nuclear watchdog’s ability to ascertain whether the Islamic Republic is developing nuclear weapons, its chief Yukiya Amano said during a visit to Budapest on Thursday.
“We are aware that activities are ongoing at the site of Parchin and we have concerns that this could hamper verification activities,” Amano told reporters at a news conference after meeting Hungarian Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi.
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