Iran: IAEA Says Tehran Admits To Undisclosed Plutonium Experiments

According to a new UN report, Iran has reportedly admitted that it carried out experiments on plutonium, which can be used to make nuclear arms, up until 1998 -- that is, for five years longer that it had previously acknowledged. The report, cited by news agencies, is due to be delivered today to the board of the United Nations atomic watchdog meeting in Vienna. Observers say the admission does not confirm that Iran is engaged in nuclear weapons activities but raises further questions about the aim of its atomic program.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/l...616-rferl02.htm

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Not suprising.

The Father of Pakistan Nuclear weapons had also been caught selling technology illegally to Iran.

And last month, President Musharaf had been quoted in a german magazine that he believes Iran is pursing nuclear weapons, only to be later withdrawn by Pakistan's FM.

As I said, if Iran got nothing to hide, allow unrestricted access to IAEA.