Well at least someone is worried about Iran tripling uranium production
With everything else going on over the last couple of weeks it's good that someone still has an eye on Iran. The bad news is that there doesn't seem to be a whole lot that IAEA director Yukia Amano can do about it. The UN nuclear chief said on Wednesday that he planned to meet with Iran's foreign minister next week and that he was "quite concerned" over plans by Tehran to triple uranium production capacity.What could go wrong?
Yukiya Amano, director general of the UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told Reuters in the Colombian capital, Bogota, that he planned to meet Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi next week, but had no firm details.
"The most important message for Iran is that they need to fully implement the safeguard agreement and other relevant obligations. Further cooperation is needed to restore the confidence of the international community," he said.
"We are quite concerned about that," Amano said, confirming that the IAEA had received a "very simple" letter from Iran about the plans.
Iran announced last month it would shift its production of higher-grade uranium to an underground bunker and triple output capacity in a defiant move that further fueled Western unease about Tehran's intentions.
Labels: IAEA, Iranian nuclear program, Yukia Amano
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 6:10 PM
2 Comments:
I say count his luggage whenever he meets with anyone in Iran. Make sure he isn't bringing back any extras, full of cash. To me it looks as though Iran just buys off all the inspectors and never gets held accountable for what the whole world knows is going on. You all know my plan for eliminating the Iranian military and leadership [I have posted it many times] I don't see any other way of stopping them and no one has showed me any other way.
Which lies will Ali Akbar Salehi tell Yukiya Amano?
Maybe something like, "Don't worry, Yuki.. My bosses are just full of bluster to keep our Sunni neighbors in check. We don't know the first thing about uranium."
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