Iran's wMD efforts: the world's reaction

This section tracks the impact of Iran’s nuclear, chemical and missile efforts on the Middle East and the world. Included below are key developments since November 1, 2007, and how selected national governments, international organizations and private analysts reacted to them. Some of the developments include links to pages outside Iran Watch; the Wisconsin Project takes no responsibility for the content of those external pages.

Reactions to WMD-related developments in Iran

Ahmadinejad tours Natanz on April 8, 2008, announces centrifuge progress

Countries respond to March 2008 U.N. Security Council sanctions against Iran

The IAEA's February 2008 report describes allegations of nuclear weapon work and a new centrifuge

Iran tests new rocket for "space program" on February 4, 2008

Russia supplies fuel for Iran’s Bushehr reactor

U.S. National Intelligence Estimate concludes that Iran’s nuclear weapon effort was halted in 2003

Iran's neighbors explore nuclear energy as concerns over Iran's nuclear program grow