Inspectors Confirm Nuclear Work Halted
Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency have inspected an underground uranium enrichment plant in Iran and verified that Tehran has frozen sensitive nuclear work there, diplomats said.
The team from the Vienna-based agency was briefly barred from one part of the uranium enrichment plant at Natanz, in central Iran, but eventually entered.
Tehran has temporarily stopped its enrichment program, which could produce fuel for power plants or weapons, under a deal with France, Britain and Germany, which have offered Iran incentives to dismantle the program.
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