Officials: Iran has second enrichment plant

Washington Post by Michael D. Shear, Karen DeYoung | Sep. 25, 2009 (News Report)

President Obama and the leaders of France and Britain blasted Iran's construction of a previously unacknowledged uranium enrichment facility and demanded Friday that Tehran immediately fulfill its obligations under international law or risk the imposition of harsh new sanctions. Full Story »

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by Derek Hawkins - Sep. 25, 2009

New York Times and Time had the story at the beginning, but the Washington Post did the legwork to give us a more complex picture. Sourcing was key: aside from the expected foreign leaders and IAEA people, WaPo had a White House staffer, national security officials, Israeli defense officials, and pulled some stuff from the clip file for background. Compare the links.

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