June 2004
ElBaradei: Inspectors Have Visited an Abandoned Nuclear Site in Iran
Mohamed ElBaradei announced that IAEA inspectors visited an abandoned nuclear site in Iran amid U.S. suspicions of secret nuclear weapons tests. Iran has agreed to…
US: Iran's Decision to Resume Uranium Enrichment is for Nuclear Weapons Production - 2004-06-28
The US condemned Iran's decision to resume uranium enrichment machinery construction, claiming it could lead to nuclear weapons. Scott McClellan and Condoleezza Rice expressed concerns…
US and EU Express Concern Over Iran's Production of Centrifuge Parts - 2004-06-26
The US and EU have expressed concern over Iran's plan to resume producing centrifuge parts, which could be used for nuclear fuel enrichment. This statement…
USA: If Iran Does Not Act Transparently, We Will Call for UN Sanctions
The U.S. threatens to seek UN sanctions against Iran if it fails to transparently disclose its nuclear activities. Colin Powell emphasized that the U.S. will…
IAEA Admits Error in Accusing Iran
The IAEA has admitted to a mistake in accusing Iran of not cooperating with nuclear inspectors. This admission comes as the agency reviews a resolution…
Questions Remain Regarding Iran's Nuclear Program - 2004-06-02
The IAEA's latest report raises ongoing concerns about Iran's nuclear program, questioning whether it is intended for peaceful purposes or military use. Iran has admitted…
Investigators Have Not Found Clear Evidence for Iran's Nuclear Activities - 2004-06-01
The head of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, stated that there is no clear evidence of a military aspect to Iran's nuclear program. The U.S. continues…