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IAEA is very concerned over nuclear programme in Iran. They have uncovered new evidence that may indicate that Iran has investigated technology related to making a nuclear bomb, as is described in a report submitted to the UN.
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Russia strongly urges not to launch a strike against Iran, saying it would produce a stream of refugees and fan the flames of sectarian violence in the region, as Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told journalists in Moscow. -
In an elaborate ceremony, Iran has announced new development in its nuclear program. It can now use domestically made fuel and has unveiled more efficient enrichment centrifuges.
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William Hague believes that the nuclear fuel of Iran could start a new Cold War, as other countries in the region would want to develop similar weapons.
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The IAEA inspectors go to Iran the second time in a month to dicuss its nuclear program and the chief inspector said the highest priority was to clarify the possible military dimensions of the program.
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Iran is holding military drills to protect its nuclear sites amid tensions that Israel may or may not launch a strike
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Speaking at a pro-Israel conference in the US, Netanyahu has said time is running out to put a stop to Iran's nuclear programme. Obama said there is still time for diplomacy but all options remain open. He said there's been too much loose talk of war.
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A senior leader of Hamas in Gaza has told the BBC they will not help Iran in a war between them and Israel. Even though it is a long time ally of Iran, they say this is because they have little in common ideologically, they don't like the way Iran is trying to influence the Arab world, and any attacks it could launch on Israel would face extreme retaliation.
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The P5 and Germany have urged Iran to cooperate with the UN and allow them to visit the military site while at a conference in Vienna hosted by the IAEA. This is important because up till now Russia and China have urged conciliation whereas the other 4 have imposed tougher sanctions.
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Netanyahu has warned on channel 2 television that if Iran does not cooperate with the IAEA, an attack from Israel is very possible. The Mossad is cautious and warns that an attack might not be the best idea. This claim comes after Mr. Netanyahu returns from the US.
