Iran Offers Eventual Inspection of Nuclear Plant

New York Times by Alan Cowell, Nazila Fathi | Sep. 29, 2009 (News Report)

One day after it said it test-fired missiles capable of striking targets 1,250 miles from its soil, Iran said Tuesday it would soon offer a timetable for international inspectors to visit a hitherto secret nuclear enrichment facility, but was not prepared to renounce its nuclear program or debate its “rights” to operate the previously undeclared plant. Full Story »

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Topics: Iran, Foreign Policy, Oil and Gas, Iran Nuclear Program, Nuclear Power
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