The Washington Post :
Iran’s nuclear program has experienced serious problems, including unexplained fluctuations in the performance of the thousands of centrifuges enriching uranium, leading to a rare but temporary shutdown, international inspectors are expected to reveal Tuesday.
How this potentially significant development plays out should be followed closely, not only for how it counters the main thrust of neoconservative’s push for a military strike on Iran, but also for how the Obama administration handles what has become the top priority at the State Department. This holds especially true after the Democrat’s considerable losses in the midterm elections; while much of the President’s agenda is now on hold, foreign policy remains under the exclusive purview of the executive branch.
The reported malfunctions occurring inside Iranian nuclear facilities naturally leads to speculation about what role the
