VIENNA – Iran temporarily stopped enriching uranium earlier this month for unspecified reasons, the U.N. nuclear agency said Tuesday.
The finding is contained in a report from the International Atomic Energy Agency for the U.N. Security Council and the 35 IAEA board member nations. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the restricted report.
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بحث كرم و كرمكي
G. RahmanianTue Nov 23, 2010 08:43 PM PST
از بس اين اقاي رييس جمهور كرم ريخت كامبيوتراهم كرمكي شدن
IRI did'nt deal w/ microbes - Now deal w/ viruses & worms
by MM on Tue Nov 23, 2010 04:07 PM PST.
Well this says there was a
by Sargord Pirouz on Tue Nov 23, 2010 02:28 PM PSTWell this says there was a temporary suspension of most (not all) centrifuges, contrary to your post's title, Yolanda.
The report is listed as confidential. I'm sure AC wonks will soon publish it, so lets wait and see what the report actually says.