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Iran hiding information about nuclear activities: USMay 28th, 2008 - 2:14 am ICT by admin DPA Washington, May 28 (DPA) A new UN report shows that Iran “willfully” withheld information about its effort to develop technology that could lead to the building to nuclear weapons, the US said Tuesday. “The Iranians have been wilfully non-cooperative. And you can read that in the report,” US State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said. “It’s disturbing.” The UN nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) released a report Monday saying Iran has failed to adequately answer questions based on intelligence that shows the Islamic state may have sought nuclear arms. “Substantive explanations are required from Iran to support its statements on the alleged studies and on other information with a possible military dimension” of its nuclear activities, the IAEA report said. Iran has a civilian nuclear energy programme but rejects allegations from the United States and some European countries that Iran has pursued nuclear weapons and could do so again in the future. Iran insists that it has answered all of the IAEA’s questions. Iran has rebuffed demands by the United Nations to suspend uranium enrichment, a process used for civilian energy but could eventually lead to enriching uranium to concentrations needed for weapons. The IAEA report said Iran has not satisfactorily explained evidence that Tehran had developed missile technology for carrying nuclear warheads and pursued information on how to shape uranium for a bomb core and trigger a nuclear detonation. The five permanent members of the Security Council - China, Britain, France, Russia and the United States - plus Germany have been leading the international effort to ensure Iran does not develop a nuclear weapons capability. The Security Council has enacted limited sanctions on Iran over its refusal to suspend uranium enrichment, but they have done little to stop Iran from expanding its effort. The head of EU foreign policy, Javier Solana, is due to present Iran with an offer from the six countries that includes incentives for Iran to comply, while also laying out consequences of an Iranian refusal. Iran has so far been able to enrich uranium enrichment at a concentration of four percent, well below the 90 percent needed for weapons grade material. DPA
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MEĐUNARODNA agencija za atomsku energiju (IAEA) otkrila je u ponedjeljak u povjerljivom izvješću da je Iran priznao proizvodnju male količine plutonija, materijala koji se koristi za izradu nuklearne bombe, prenijela je agencija Reuters. U izvješću IAEA-e stoji da je, protivno prethodnim nijekanjima, Iran "priznao da je izveo ograničen broj pokusa korištenjem malih količina (urana) 1999. te 2002. godine u tvrtki Kalaye Electric Company." IAEA je navela i da je Iran priznao da je uspostavio tvornicu za obogaćivanje urana laserom i to zatajio inspektorima UN-a. Obogaćivanje je proces čišćenja urana kako bi se on učinio uporabljiv kao nukelarno gorivo ili za atomsko oružje.