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Iran wants option of nuclear weapon, says ElBaradeiJune 17th, 2009 - 2:45 pm ICT by IANS London, June 17 (DPA) Iran is mastering nuclear technology and believes firmly in having the option of a nuclear weapon, the chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Mohamed ElBaradei, said in a BBC interview Wednesday. “It is my gut feeling that Iran would like to have the technology to enable it to have nuclear weapons,” ElBaradei said. He urged western countries to engage with Iran to remove the incentive for making a bomb. “They want to send a message to their neighbours, to the rest of the world, don’t mess with us. But the ultimate aim of Iran, as I understand it, is they want to be recognised as a major power in the Middle East,” said the IAEA chief. “This is to them the road to get that recognition, to get that power and prestige. It is also an insurance policy against what they have heard in the past about regime change,” he added. In the wider world, ElBaradei said the biggest threat was the prospect of a nuclear weapon falling into the hands of an extremist group. The principle of nuclear deterrent would not apply to such groups. The only safe future, he said, was widespread nuclear disarmament led by the existing nuclear powers which between them have 27,000 warheads. Tags: atomic energy agency, bbc interview, extremist group, gut feeling, insurance policy, international atomic energy, international atomic energy agency, international atomic energy agency iaea, making a bomb, mohamed elbaradei, neighbours, nuclear deterrent, nuclear disarmament, nuclear powers, nuclear technology, nuclear weapon, nuclear weapons, regime change, warheads, western countries
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ŠEF UNovih inspektora za oružje izjavio je u ponedjeljak da je Libija vrlo kooperativna u početnoj fazi inspekcije nuklearnog oružja i da je dopustila pristup nuklearnim postrojenjima. Direktor Međunarodne agencije za atomsku energiju (IAEA) Mohamed ElBaradei rekao je da su inspektori pregledali opremu za obogaćivanje urana, koja je mogla poslužiti za pročišćavanje materijala koji se mogao koristiti za proizvodnju oružja. Libija kaže da je opremu kupila na crnom tržištu, rekao je ElBaradei. "Libija je pokazala veliku otvorenost i spremnost na suradnju", izjavio je ElBaradei napuštajući Libiju nakon kratkotrajnog posjeta toj sjeveroafričkoj zemlji.