Library Documents on Iran's Nuclear Program
June 24, 2004
REP. ROS-LEHTINEN: The subcommittee will please come to order. Iran's unconventional weapons program and its fondness for using terrorism as statecraft have made this pariah state a litmus test for President George Bush's war against terror. A nuclear Iran, combined with its deep-rooted terrorist infrastructure, is an Iran that must be stopped....
June 24, 2004
REP. ROS-LEHTINEN: Now I'd like to introduce the second and final set of panelists. We're thrilled to have Mr. Paul Leventhal, who founded the Nuclear Control Institute in 1981 and served as its president for 22 years prior to transitioning to senior adviser in June 2002. Previously, Mr. Leventhal held senior staff positions in the United States...
June 24, 2004
Iran's unconventional weapons program and its fondness for using terrorism as statecraft, have made this pariah state a litmus test of President George Bush's war against terror. A nuclear Iran combined, with its deep-rooted terrorist infrastructure, is an Iran that must be stopped.
Unfortunately, the Iranian regime received another pass from the...
June 24, 2004
Thank you, Madam Chairwoman, for the opportunity to testify today before this Subcommittee to discuss Iran's weapons of mass destruction ("WMD") programs and what the Bush Administration is doing to stop them.
June 21, 2004
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QUESTION: Well, we know about the UN nuclear agencies report and you, at the State Department, addressed that last week. And Iran's -- number one, denies that they have a nuclear weapons program. How close, with ElBaradei being here today, how close is the U.S. to supporting sanctions against Iran? We've already agreed that they haven't...
June 21, 2004
It has been nearly a year and a half since I spoke at the Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference. Already at that time - November 2002 - it seemed clear to me that we needed to revisit some of the basic assumptions and features of the current nuclear non-proliferation regime, and equally to consider new approaches to international...
June 20, 2004
Iranian foreign ministry spokesman, Dr Hamidreza Assefi on Sunday held a press conference, during which he answered different questions raised by local and foreign reporters.
June 19, 2004
Tehran, June 19, IRNA -- Iran said Saturday there is no question of resuming uranium enrichment in the near future, but the country may reconsider suspending other nuclear activities.
June 18, 2004
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QUESTION: Change of subject? Back on the issue of Iran, in Vienna, they've now passed your resolution, and I would also like to know if you have any reaction to some more new satellite images that show that Iran may be clearing a space for a reactor at the Arak plant and is fortifying around Natanz as it if expects an attack.
June 18, 2004
The Board adopted unanimously this morning a resolution that calls in very explicit terms on Iran to accelerate its cooperation with the Agency in order for the Agency to bring questions relevant to Iran's nuclear program to a close as early as possible.
The Board made it very clear that they expect these issues to come to a close within the next...