Investigate Start IAEA Iran Nuclear Program

Tribunnews.com - Sunday, January 29, 2012 17:25 pm


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TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA-Supervisory Team from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) began its work in Iran. Over the next three days the team will investigate to ensure the goals of Iran's nuclear development program is distorted or not.
According to IAEA Director Yukira Amano, as quoted by the BBC, Sunday (1/29/2012), the team will pose several questions to the government of Iran related to Iran's nuclear development program.
He claimed the Iranian government requires the presence of IAEA team in the midst of controversy, and accusations that Western nations called Iran was secretly developing nuclear weapons.
Tehran has repeatedly denied such allegations. Iran's nuclear development argue that they do only for good cause. Review Team Head of the IAEA, Iran hopes to solve all the problems with Iran over its nuclear program.
"In particular we hope Iran will cooperate with us related to our concerns over the possible use of their nuclear program for military," said IAEA Deputy Director, Herman Nackaerts before leaving Vienna to Iran.
Tensions over Iran's nuclear program development comes after last November, the IAEA report that says Iran is treading the possibility of nuclear weapons development phase.
The IAEA report claimed to have some information that suggests Iran has held a number of trials that are relevant to the development of nuclear explosives.
The report welcomed the European Union and the United States, with pressure to halt its nuclear program. They also agreed to issue a number of sanctions, such as the prohibition of the purchase, transport Iranian crude oil and petroleum products and stop the financial and insurance activities.
Iran replied to the issue will close the Strait of Hormuz is the puntu into the bay area and is the world's oil trade distribus pathway. (Bbc)
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