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Diplomats who have followed the long history of negotiations with Tehran since its uranium enrichment and heavy water programmes were first revealed in 2002 point out that a previous agreement on a IAEA "work plan" to investigate allegations of weapons work fell apart in 2008 before inspectors could interview key nuclear scientists.

A. Wade was supported by an IAEA CRP grant (CMR 13843) and G. Mair by an IAEA technical contract (AUS 15985).

Item number one of that deal was to be an IAEA visit to the Parchin military site, southeast of Tehran, where IAEA inspectors would like to see a building they think may have been used to test high-explosive components of a nuclear warhead.

Following the cobalt-60 theft in Mexico, an IAEA statement noted that, if unshielded, its gamma rays would probably kill people next to it in an hour or perhaps just minutes.In the event, five of the six people arrested for the theft on December 5th had avoided exposure and the sixth appeared unharmed.

In August 2013, an IAEA inspection of the plant indicated that the reactor was operating at 100% of its nominal power.

As part of validation, data collected on an IAEA inter-comparison exercise sample are presented under short and long counting durations with pump operating and switched off conditions respectively.

"We have an IAEA report that just recently came out that said, literally, Iran is within just months of being able to obtain that weapon," Bachmann said.

Amano said "significant progress has been made in several key areas" after the adoption of an IAEA safety action plan last year, including assessments of safety vulnerabilities of nuclear power plants and improvements in emergency preparedness.

Iran has long stonewalled an IAEA investigation into the possible military aspects of its past nuclear activities, relating mostly to the period before 2003, saying intelligence spurring the agency's investigation was fabricated.

Furthermore, biological weapons programs can be easily concealed, making regulation by an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA -type regulatory body dedIAEA -typebiological weapons detection and materegulatorygement equally difficult to implement.

This week, an IAEA-led team was fanning out in western Georgia in search of the remaining two of a batch of eight abandoned devices containing strontium-90, another radioactive element, which had been used in generators for communication stations.