The International Atomic Energy Agency has said that Iran has started the next stage toward building a nuclear bomb. The IAEA says the Islamic state has developed a second set of centrifuges, which can enrich uranium to the 20 per cent threshhold which experts fear can be turned into weapons-grade material. If enriched to around 95 percent, uranium can be used in building an atomic bomb. Tehran insists its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes only. Sadegh Zibakalam, a Tehran-based professor of political science says the international community has no grounds for concern over Iran's nuclear developments.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has said that Iran has started the next stage toward building a nuclear bomb. The IAEA says the Islamic state has developed a second set of centrifuges, which can enrich uranium to the 20 per cent threshhold which experts fear can be turned into weapons-grade material. If enriched to around 95 percent, uranium can be used in building an atomic bomb. Tehran insists its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes only. Sadegh Zibakalam, a Tehran-based professor of political science says the international community has no grounds for concern over Iran's nuclear developments.
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