Iran's secret site is the missing piece in its nuclear puzzle

Iran's newly revealed second centrifuge plant hidden in a mountainside fits neatly into Tehran's nuclear program, as if it were a long-missing piece to a jigsaw puzzle that's almost complete.

That is because Western intelligence analysts and experts outside government have long suspected that if Iran wanted to produce fissile material for a nuclear weapon, it would have to do so at a hidden facility. Known Iranian nuclear sites are too closely ... Full Story »

Posted by Derek Hawkins - via Christian Science Monitor

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by Mary McFadden - Sep. 29, 2009

This piece is innuendo and speculation. The use of the word "suggest" means that there's not evidence, but that something might be something. This isn't a story.

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