IAEA indicts Iran : nuclear innocence claim is strongly contested / Peter Brookes

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BROOKES Peter

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IRAN -- NUCLEAR WEAPONS

In: Armed Forces Journal July 2008, pp.10-12 (4)Summary: A recent report by the International Atomic Energy Agency, a UN body based in Vienna, has highlighted concerns that Iran does indeed have a military purpose in pursuing its nuclear programmes.

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A recent report by the International Atomic Energy Agency, a UN body based in Vienna, has highlighted concerns that Iran does indeed have a military purpose in pursuing its nuclear programmes.

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