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By Francois Murphy and John Irish VIENNA/PARIS (Reuters) - Iran is responding to last week's U.N. nuclear watchdog board resolution against it by expanding its uranium-enrichment capacity at two underground sites, but the escalation is not as big a...
Diplomats say that the escalation is not as big as feared, and involves installation of clusters of centrifuges, the machines that enrich uranium, at both its underground enrichment sites.
For months, the eyes of the international community and Israel have been elsewhere, enabling the Islamic Republic to continue its race to the bomb
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Tehran has a large enough stock of enriched uranium to build a bomb, reports find